The Logitech MX Keys keyboard received our praise and the manufacturer now offers a version without a numeric keypad of its wireless keyboard: the MX Keys Mini. A compact format which is a great success.
Apart from its size, the MX Keys Mini is generally very similar to the MX Keys. It simply rejuvenates the formula with some nice shortcuts. This wireless model is therefore still part of the cream of office keyboards and suffers from few shortcomings. If the compact size and no number pad suits you, go for it, the MX Keys Mini is an excellent office companion.
Strong points
- Impeccable quality and finish.
- Pleasant and responsive typing.
- Very compact.
- Good battery life despite the backlight.
- Connection to 3 devices possible.
Weak points
- Mac and PC screen printing that makes a mess.
- Keyboard tilt not adjustable.
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Alternatively
Despite a plastic finish, the KC 6000 Slim does not lack allure and is well finished. Its Cherry SX scissor switches also ensure good typing quality and its compactness will appeal to those who do not want to take up too much space on their desk while still benefiting from an integrated numeric keypad. To be forgotten, however, for video games or use in the dark.