Teclado sem fio Logitech MX Keys S com Clique Silencioso, Teclas Programáveis, Iluminação Inteligente, Conexão Bluetooth ou Receptor USB Logi Bolt e Bateria Recarregável – Grafite

Melhor do mundo pra programar e jogar.
So comprem, custa caro SIM, mas é o melhor do mundo. Peguei uma promocao por R$485 entao estou muito satisfeito. Já tenho dois dele, um pra casa e outro pro escritorio. Jogo FPS e as teclas sao baixas e macias o que melhorou meu tempo de resposta. Tambem uso pra programacao e aumentou muito minha cadencia de digitacao, alem de nao cansar os dedos. Muito silencioso tambem, o que pra mim é outro ponto positivo. Usa baterias recarregaveis, portanto se voce deixar as luzes acessas ele descarrega mais rapido. No meu caso deixo o cabo usb conectado direto. As luzes sao otimas quanto esta escuro. Ele é pesado, o que é otimo pra estabilidade e fixacao. Da pra ligar ele sem fio em 3 PCs diferentes so clicando em uma tecla. Nota 6 de 5.

Melhor teclado da minha vida! Valeu cada centavo!
Melhor teclado que já tive! Teclas gostosas de digitar, extremamente silencioso. Design lindo. Zero delay.A função de se conectar a 3 dispositivos é muito útil.O que me chamou mais atenção é o peso: apesar de super fino, ele é pesado, ou seja fica completamente fixo na mesa, sem arrastar ou sair do lugar sem querer!

Ótimo teclado.
Não é tão silencioso como dito no anúncio, mas um ótimo teclado, bateria dura bastante.Uma pena não ser padrão brasileiro, o que atrapalha bastante, e leva tempo até você acostumar a achar as teclas certas.

Excelente qualidade
Excelente. Muito agradável para digitar com teclas muito silenciosas e macias.

Feels like a laptop keyboard. I like the dampened sound, back-light and the additional button to take screenshots. Heavier than a typical keyboard. Easy to connect with computer.

Great keyboard. Old one was feeling like keys were sometimes not pushing down easily, sticking a bit and slowing down typing. This one is slick and smooth and I feel like I can probably type 50% faster on it than I could on the old one simply because of that. Different people like different types of keyboards. I don’t want one with chunky, mechanical keys with more travel on the button to press it down, I feel that’s just slower for typing. This is just slick, smooth and easy.The keyboard itself, while slim, is heavy and solid and seems really well built. Hopefully will live up to that and last me a long time.No adjustable feet on the back for setting the angle of the keyboard higher, which is unusual. And while I generally have those feet up to have a bit more angle on keyboards, I’ve not found any issues with this one at all where I’ve wished the angle was higher.Can’t really comment on battery life yet, only had it a few days so far. But it’s still showing around 80% battery life after a few full days of working with it. So probably get around 2 full weeks out of a charge, which isn’t too bad considering it’s backlit on the keyboard. And if you don’t care about that you can turn off the backlight and significantly extend the battery life.The one annoying thing is that the new keyboard has a new receiver which isn’t compatible with my other Logitech mouse. I previously had both my mouse and old keyboard connected to the same unifying receiver, but now to use the receivers (I know you can also connect with Bluetooth, but I have a dock on my desk set up and want to use the receiver so any computer plugged into the dock uses the keyboard and mouse) I have to use two receivers instead of being able to connect both on the same, as the new keyboard isn’t compatible with the old unifying receiver and the older mouse isn’t compatible with the new Logi Bolt receiver. Would be nice if they’d made the new Bolt receiver backwards compatible to still be able to connect with older Logitech gear.But that’s the only annoyance with it. Otherwise I’m really loving this keyboard.