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1. #Mouse and keyboard bluetooth switch for mac pc Bluetooth#
2. #Mouse and keyboard bluetooth switch for mac pc mac#

It’s admittedly a small feature, but it helps improve battery life and really does show an impressive level of detail. It’s backlit, like many other keyboards on the market, but as with other MX products, the keyboard will only light up when it detects your hands. The only downside is that, unlike many mechanical alternatives, the switches aren’t hot-swappable. The concaved keycaps feel stable when depressed, helping avoid mispresses and providing a comfortable low-profile typing experience. The mechanical switch (Tactile Quiet, Linear and Clicky) feels satisfying with that signature click-clack as you type away, though it’s certainly not a quiet experience. It’s sleek, sporting a grey and black colour scheme that looks like a cross between the MX Keys and Logitech G’s G915 – and that’s no bad thing. Logitech’s MX Mechanical is the first mechanical keyboard in the MX collection, bringing with it all the joys of a satisfying typing experience and the smarts that the MX range is known for.

#Mouse and keyboard bluetooth switch for mac pc mac#

You can of course use it wired while it’s charging, or wirelessly over Bluetooth, with support for hot-switching between up to four devices. Hexgears even throws in a few Mac keycaps just in case, though since these weren’t included in my review sample I can’t comment on them (but, y’know, they’re keycaps, so I’m sure they’re fine). Switch the lighting on and the company estimates 16 hours of use, which is roughly what I’ve seen, and in practice means plugging it in once every few days. Battery life is variable – Hexgears claims it’ll last four weeks on two-three hours’ usage a day, but that’s without the RGB lights. The board comes with rechargeable AA batteries, charged over USB-C (a welcome bit of future-proofing). The low-profile keys mean that typing on this falls somewhere between a laptop and a classic mechanical – essentially ideal for anyone (like me) who loves mechanical keyboards but has ruined their muscle memory through years of typing on low-travel laptop keys. But whack on the (optional) RGB lighting and suddenly you’ve got a flashy gaming board, with both per-key lighting and a light ring, all configurable from the keyboard itself. I’ve mostly used it in the office, where the sleek, compact, and minimalist design is welcome. Speaking of which, the Venture is designed to suit both gaming and productivity equally well. Our review unit came with the white switches, and while they do make a proper clatter, they’re satisfying as hell for it. The brown should run quieter if you’re more worried about noise in an office, while the red are recommended for gaming. The Venture uses Kailh Choc mechanical switches, with a choice of red (linear), brown (tactile & smooth), or white (clicky AF). Simple, but ambitious – but the Venture just about pulls it off. The Hexgears Venture has a simple goal: to be the best low-profile mechanical keyboard in the world. There’s also 2.4GHz Wi-Fi support and a USB receiver in the box, ideal for products without Bluetooth.

#Mouse and keyboard bluetooth switch for mac pc Bluetooth#

You’ve got compatibility with Logitech Flow on offer too, allowing you to connect to up to three devices at once, and thanks to Bluetooth connectivity, that includes mobile devices and tablets too. Keys aside, the MX Keys feels solid and that’s thanks, in part, to the metal sheet at the core of the body and is improved further by a grippy strip to stop the keyboard from skating across the desk while typing – even during the most intense email arguments. The MX Keys, with 8hrs of use a day, can last around five months with backlighting disabled, but that drops down to only 10 days if you turn the lighting on. The issue is that even with intelligent lighting, the backlit keys can have a negative effect on battery life.

Rather uniquely, it can also adjust the brightness of the backlighting based on ambient light levels in your environment. The backlighting is intelligent thanks to built-in proximity sensors, lighting up whenever you bring your hands near the keyboard and turning the lights off when you’re away from your desk to conserve battery life. It boasts an improved key feel compared to other office-focused Logitech products, featuring slightly concaved keycaps that guide your fingers towards the centre when typing. The MX Keys is a full-size wireless keyboard with a tidy design. If you’re looking for a keyboard that doesn’t compromise on quality or experience, look no further than the MX Keys.