Logitech MX Mechanical review: It rattles more than you think
Logitech's MX Mechanical is a premium wireless keyboard, but it has a thing or two to learn from smaller specialist manufacturers. Credit: Mattias Inghe At a glanceExpert's Rating Pros Large, wide, spacious Convenient for both Windows and Mac Stylish design Cons Very noisy despite Quiet switches Only average battery life Our Verdict The MX Mechanical fails to live up to my high expectations, based on Logitech’s superb flat keyboards. The features are there, but the physical construction means it rattles and makes a lot of noise.
- ▪Logitech's MX Mechanical is a premium wireless keyboard, but it has a thing or two to learn from smaller specialist manufacturers.
- ▪Credit: Mattias Inghe At a glanceExpert's Rating Pros Large, wide, spacious Convenient for both Windows and Mac Stylish design Cons Very noisy despite Quiet switches Only average battery life Our Verdict The MX Mechanical fails to live up t
- ▪The features are there, but the physical construction means it rattles and makes a lot of noise.
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Logitech's MX Mechanical is a premium wireless keyboard, but it has a thing or two to learn from smaller specialist manufacturers. Credit: Mattias Inghe At a glanceExpert's Rating Pros Large, wide, spacious Convenient for both Windows and Mac Stylish design Cons Very noisy despite Quiet switches Only average battery life Our Verdict The MX Mechanical fails to live up to my high expectations, based on Logitech’s superb flat keyboards. The features are there, but the physical construction means it rattles and makes a lot of noise.
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