Mechanical Keyboard: Art of Typing
Logitech claims up to 10 days with backlighting on and 5 months with it off. If you’ve been getting far less than that, you’re probably making at least one of the mistakes in this guide. Here’s every setting, habit, and trick that will maximize MX Keys S battery life — from the obvious to the ones buried deep in…
MX Keys S Series — Day 7 | Use Case Guide The MX Keys S is not a Mac keyboard. Logitech makes it compatible with Windows, Linux, ChromeOS, and iPadOS. But in practice, on a Mac, it behaves better than most keyboards that claim to be designed specifically for Apple. Here’s everything you need to…
MX Keys S Series — Day 6 | Tutorial Most people install Logi Options+, change one key, and close it. They’re leaving 80% of what makes the MX Keys S special sitting untouched in a menu they’ve never opened. This guide goes through every major feature — what it does, why it matters, and the…
MX Keys S Series — Day 5 | Tutorial You just took your new Logitech MX Keys S out of the box. It feels surprisingly solid, the aluminum is cool to the touch, and you’re ready to make it the center of your workflow. Setting up this keyboard is technically as simple as flipping the…
The Logitech MX Keys S has been one of the most consistently recommended productivity keyboards since its launch. In a market where mechanical keyboards dominate the conversation, Logitech built something with scissor switches and premium materials that still earns head-turns and repeat buyers in 2026. But is it still worth buying? Who is it actually…
There is no longer any reason to spend $200 to get a good mechanical keyboard. I know that sounds like something a keyboard hobbyist would say sarcastically, right before recommending something that costs $350. But I mean it genuinely: in 2026, the sub-$100 mechanical keyboard market has matured to the point where you can get…
Most keyboard guides talk about sound profiles, RGB animations, and which switches feel the “thockiest.” That’s fine for enthusiasts. But if you’re a developer who types 8–10 hours a day, across multiple machines, with deadlines bearing down — your needs are more specific than that. You need a keyboard that helps you work. Precisely. This…
Three years ago, “wireless mechanical keyboard” was still a compromise build. You dealt with lag, you accepted mediocre battery life, and you prayed nothing would cut out mid-game or mid-deadline. In 2026, those problems are essentially solved. The best wireless mechanical keyboards today are just as responsive as their wired counterparts — and considerably cleaner…
If you’ve been in the mechanical keyboard hobby for more than five minutes, you’ve already heard the debate: 60% vs TKL vs full-size. But quietly, steadily, the 75% layout has become the most practical choice for the largest number of people — and in 2026, the options available at every price point are genuinely excellent. This guide…
Review by a full-time developer and weekend gamer | April 2026 I’ll be honest with you: I had no intention of loving this keyboard. I’ve been a mechanical keyboard guy for years. I’ve lubed switches at 2am. I own three different sets of keycaps. I once spent an entire Saturday building a custom 65% board…