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        "note": "Logitech: 'the full-size MX Mechanical with an integrated numpad'. A smaller MX Mechanical Mini is sold separately (SlashGear calls it the 75% version) and is not covered by this record. PCWorld counts 110 keys."
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          "The reviewer used the Tactile Quiet switch and describes it as a low-profile Brown, with a soft bump about halfway down a short keypress, good for typing and light gaming.",
          "Compared with the smaller MX Mechanical Mini, the full-size chassis shows a little deck flex despite the low-carbon aluminum top plate.",
          "Connects over Bluetooth or the bundled Logi Bolt receiver and can pair with three devices.",
          "Logitech's claimed 10 months with the backlight off held up in the reviewer's use: no recharge was needed while writing the review.",
          "Logi Options+ only remaps the function keys and adjusts the backlight, which the reviewer finds light for the price.",
          "The reviewer's FAQ says the keyboard has high latency and no macro keys, so it is a poor gaming value at this price.",
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          "The reviewer blames the noise on the chassis, not the switches: the frame and suspension rattle during typing, and the reviewer's unit used the Tactile Quiet switch.",
          "The reviewer expects the Clicky switches to be only slightly louder than the Tactile Quiet ones.",
          "The metal plate sits on a plastic base, and the keyboard is lighter than other mechanical boards the reviewer has tested.",
          "Backlight has seven levels and a few effects, dims after about 30 seconds, and is woken by a presence sensor.",
          "Battery dropped by about 20 percent after three days, which the reviewer says matches Logitech's 15-day figure with the backlight on.",
          "The keys are tall, so the reviewer says a wrist rest is needed.",
          "Windows and macOS are detected automatically, with functions for both printed on the same keys.",
          "This is a translation of a Swedish review by PC för Alla, tested in August 2026, and quotes a price of $159.99 in the spec box and 122.99 euro at review time."
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          "The reviewer says the Kailh low-profile switches feel different from full-height Cherry MX; the tactile bump is less pronounced than a Cherry Brown and may feel a bit squishy to someone used to full-height Browns.",
          "The reviewer found the tactile switches notably quieter than a typical Brown switch.",
          "Only 23 keys can be remapped in Logi Options+, and Smart Actions require a Logitech account.",
          "At moderate backlight brightness the reviewer got a little over a week before the low-battery indicator appeared, against Logitech's 15 days with the backlight on.",
          "The reviewer says there is no wrist rest in the box and nowhere on the keyboard to store the receiver.",
          "Someone with previous mechanical experience may find the switches a little too gritty, while someone coming from a cheap membrane board will find them crisper.",
          "The reviewer says wireless is of limited value on a full-size board that is rarely carried around.",
          "The reviewer used the tactile model; Logitech did not submit a clicky version."
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          "This was the reviewer's first mechanical keyboard, so there is no comparison with other mechanical boards.",
          "The reviewer reports less wrist strain after switching and regrets that no wrist rest is included.",
          "Battery: reviewer charged once in a month of 2-8 hours' daily use and says it sits at 70 percent at the time of writing.",
          "The reviewer describes the switches as Logitech's own low-profile design and says they can't be hot-swapped.",
          "Logi Options+ can remap keys, customize the function row, change backlight effects and set app-specific shortcuts.",
          "Logitech provided a launch retail unit for the review."
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        "verdict_quote": "one of the best keyboards I’ve ever used"
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          "15-day battery backup",
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          "Numerous connectivity options",
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          "The reviewer used red (linear) switches on both sizes for about three months and found them quieter than strokes on a membrane keyboard and smooth without lubrication.",
          "Reviewer states the switches actuate at 1.3 mm with 3.2 mm of travel and 50 g of force, whereas Logitech's own spec sheet gives 55 g.",
          "The keycaps are ABS and the floating keycaps feel wobbly; the reviewer says ABS may not be very fitting for the high price but the keys do not feel cheap to touch.",
          "The backlight can shut off in bright ambient light with no override, and the reviewer says it sometimes only comes back after the light changes or the keyboard is restarted.",
          "The reviewer got 15 to 20 days of battery with 8 to 10 hours of daily use, longer than Logitech's backlight-on figure.",
          "The reviewer says the steep price is the main obstacle: about $150 for the 75% version and $170 for the full-size.",
          "Review is a combined test with the MX Master 3S mouse."
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          "The reviewer uses a Tactile Quiet unit and calls the typing experience excellent, coming from Cherry MX switches.",
          "The reviewer calls the build premium and sturdy, with a metal-reinforced plate that gives it some weight.",
          "The reviewer finds battery life in the advertised 10-15 day range without recharging.",
          "Instant device switching is a highlight, and the box includes a USB dongle for a faster single-device connection.",
          "Logi Options+ can remap the function keys, numpad and a row of keys on the right, but lacks custom macros.",
          "No score or pros/cons list is published."
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        "verdict_quote": "the Logitech MX Mechanical is an excellent keyboard"
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          "The reviewer found the keycaps wobble and sit slightly crooked, the stabilizers rattle, and the rigid switches led to frequent typos.",
          "The reviewer measured typing noise in the low to mid 60 dB range, consistent with a Brown switch, with metallic pings on standalone keys.",
          "There is some slight deck flex, which was never noticeable while typing.",
          "Logi Options+ can remap only 24 keys and the six backlight effects are not customizable.",
          "The reviewer would not buy it at $169.99 unless staying in the Logitech ecosystem is the main concern, and suggests the Keychron K6 or K8, or the Satechi Slim X2 or Keychron K3 for a low-profile board.",
          "The reviewer says backlight on gave about 15 days, with 45 percent left after more than a week."
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        "verdict_quote": "the uncomfortable typing experience this board offers is not worth Smart Illumination and a long battery life"
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          "Backlit keyboard"
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          "Little to no console support"
        ],
        "notes": [
          "The reviewer tested the full-size with Brown (Tactile Quiet) switches and the Mini with Red (Linear) switches, and calls the Browns good for an office.",
          "The reviewer measured about 13-16 ms of input latency on both boards and says that is fine for casual gaming but too high for competitive play.",
          "In mixed work and gaming use the reviewer got about 8-9 days, short of Logitech's 15-day figure.",
          "Logi Options+ runs only on Windows and Mac and can reprogram up to 24 keys.",
          "The keyboards cannot work wired but can stay plugged in to charge.",
          "The reviewer's console tests found no official PlayStation or Xbox support, though the receiver was recognized for basic menu navigation.",
          "No score is published."
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        "verdict_quote": "a good entry-level keyboard"
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          "The reviewer used the Tactile Quiet (Brown-style) model and hit 91 wpm at 98% accuracy on a typing test, against 89 wpm on the MX Keys Mini.",
          "The reviewer says the keyboard is $50 more than the original MX Keys.",
          "Fold-out feet add eight degrees of tilt.",
          "The chassis is 45% post-consumer recycled plastic (47% on the Mini) with a low-carbon aluminum plate.",
          "The emoji and mic-mute keys replace the Launchpad and Mission Control keys of the MX Keys, which the reviewer finds a baffling choice, though every function key can be remapped.",
          "The reviewer says the board also works well for FPS gaming, a comment from a single test of Halo Infinite."
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