The Logitech MX Keys gives you a first-rate typing experience with fluid keystrokes and precise, tactile responses when the keys are depressed. My favourite feature is the "smart illumination" - backlighting detects your hands and adjusts keyboard lighting automatically depending upon ambient...

Logitech's versatile keyboard case is a lot less expensive than Apple's slim cover, but its thick two-piece design is better for desk use than lap-typing.

Great-feeling keyboard; Comes with a back cover; Holds Apple Pencil; Multi-angle stand; Back case detaches from keyboard; Keyboard has backlighting and extra function keys

Not lap-friendly at all; 10.5-inch version is hard to fit on a narrow table, and has a stiff plastic cover that adds bulk; Chunky design adds bulk to the thin iPad; (The 12.9-inch model has a better feel and narrower footprint in keyboard mode.

Offering creative professionals more efficient ways to work with their photos, videos, and other multimedia appears to be a lucrative business. Apple charges a $500 premium for a MacBook Pro equipped with a Touch Bar that provides customized controls for video editing and other apps, and Logitech will soon enter the fray with its $199.99 Craft keyboard. It's eyebrow-raising both for its price and its spinning control dial, which offers a novel method of resizing text, boosting a photo's contrast, and dozens of other functions that its prospective customers are likely to perform dozens or even hundreds of times per day. The dial and solid build quality are the only two things that could potentially justify the price, though, since the typing experience falls short of being worth $200. Premium Looks, Premium Feel The styling calls attention to this premium keyboard's two parts. The conventional part includes a full-sized keyboard encased in dark, textured plastic with a few extras ...

The Logitech Craft keyboard offers a unique way to streamline creative workflows, but its price is very high and the typing experience isn't terribly comfortable.

Excellent build quality; No flex; Specific keys for both Windows and macOS

Expensive; Shallow key travel; No wrist rest; Short battery life

It is beautifully made and is a solid and heavy keyboard. Key symbols are for both Windows and MacOS. Switching between multiple PC and Mac (up to 3 but additional receivers must be purchased separately) is just a matter of tapping a dedicate button. The downside is that keycap is flimsy.

I really like the design but there are too many flaws to keep this keyboard. 1. Mac, you won't be able to boot into Recovery Mode, this keyboard is not registered at the boot. You can find more on logitech website, look for this keyword: "Logitech Craft Keyboard Issues on Mac" 2.

As is widely reported on the Logitech support forum, this keyboard constantly loses bluetooth connection to the laptop. Often the only way to fix it is to remove the connection, restart the PC, and reconnect the keyboard. Very poor given the price of this item.

The Logitech CRAFT is more than a simple keyboard, adding a creative input dial to allow configurable control in applications, ranging from Adobe CC to web browsers and MS Office.

Wireless connectivity works seamlessly across multiple devices; Innovative use of the Crown dial to help control actions on multiple applications; Good build quality; Configurable buttons and dial via software driver; Native support for Windows and MacOS; even together; Pre-programmed keys offer...

Limited functionality with the Crown in most applications; Expensive; regardless of the competition in this category; Battery life is not satisfactory when backlighting is on; and the lack of fast charging does not help either; Only one-year warranty

The Logitech Craft is an object lesson in not judging a book by its cover. By all appearances, it's seems to be a standard chiclet keyboard with a volume wheel. Nothing impressive, though, sure, it looks sleek.