Logitech MX Keys Mini Wireless QWERTY Graphite

Great to work with, in the beginning it takes some getting used to the ISO format. Once you get used to it, touch typing is flawless.

After typing on the MX Keys for a few years (which still works fine), I also took the mini for portability. This fits in every backpack and laptop sleeve that also fits a 15 inch laptop. The keyboard itself is pleasant to type due to the dimples in the keys, but the layout is slightly different from the original MX Keys. The media keys at the top have been brought to the year 2022 through functions such as mute, take screenshots, use emojis. Useful to have instant access to, but I would have liked to see another lock button to safely leave your device behind if you just need to get out and about quickly. The battery lasts for half a week with intensive (8 hours a day) use and can be charged via a USB-C cable. The original MX Keys types more finely due to a slightly wider layout, especially the bottom row is harder to hit with touch typing (function keys etc). The arrow keys are also less pleasant to use due to the placement and size. Choose this one if you want a portable keyboard. For the best typing experience, you must have the original MX Keys.

MX Keys Mini feels solid and types well. I have to get used to the large American enter key with the backslash-pipe key to the left of it instead of a narrow (real international imho) enter key with the pipe-backslash above it. Now I have accidentally entered many commands instead of piped them. On the Logitech site, the version with the thin enter key is the UK international version, but unfortunately not available from CoolBlue.