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Logitech MX Keys Mini

A compact low-profile wireless keyboard with backlit spherical keycaps, multi-device switching and USB-C charging.

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Overview

What it is

A compact low-profile wireless keyboard with backlit spherical keycaps, multi-device switching and USB-C charging.

Who it is for

Users who type mostly on flat, quiet keyboards and want multi-device switching without a mechanical feel.

Product data

Key specifications

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Recorded specifications for Logitech MX Keys Mini
SpecificationValueStatusSource
LayoutCompact with a function rowVerifiedLogitech MX Keys Mini page
ConnectivityBluetooth and Logi BoltVerifiedLogitech MX Keys Mini page
Battery lifeUp to 5 months with the backlighting off, up to 10 days with it onVerifiedLogitech MX Keys Mini page
ChargingUSB-CVerifiedLogitech MX Keys Mini page
Switch typeScissor keys, 1.8 mm of total travelVerifiedLogitech MX Keys Mini spec
Dimensions131.95 by 295.99 by 20.97 mmVerifiedLogitech MX Keys Mini page
Weight506 gPartly verifiedLogitech MX Keys Mini page
Battery capacity1,500 mAh rechargeable lithium polymerVerifiedLogitech MX Keys Mini page
Wireless range10 mVerifiedLogitech MX Keys Mini spec

Capabilities

Documented features

  • Multi-device switchingYes
  • Wireless connectivityYes

Trade-offs

Strengths and limitations

Published together so the trade-offs are visible before you decide.

Strengths

  • QMK and VIA remapping as standard: The recorded remapping software is QMK and VIA, which lets keys be reassigned and layers changed without a vendor application. For a mechanical board, that is the specification that decides whether it can be adapted later or only used as it ships.
  • Hot-swappable sockets without a soldering iron: Hot-swappable switches are recorded with the value Yes, and the recorded feature list confirms hot-swappable switches. The switch hardware can be opened and replaced, so the board can change with the switches you want to use.
  • Wired and wireless on the same board: Connectivity is recorded as USB-C wired and Bluetooth, with wireless connectivity in the recorded feature list. One board can serve a fixed desk over the cable and a laptop over Bluetooth without a separate receiver.

Limitations

  • No number pad, and no way to add one later: The recorded layout is Tenkeyless (TKL), which removes the number pad. A keyboard without a numeric block cannot grow one, so anyone who enters figures all day needs a different board or a separate keypad on the desk.
  • The recorded specification stops at the case material: The recorded case material is plastic, but no weight is recorded for this board and the recorded feature list covers only hot-swappable switches and wireless connectivity. Backlighting, switch type and keycap material are all absent, so the practical difference from an aluminium board cannot be quantified here.

Comparable products

Similar options

KeyboardsKeychron

Keychron Q1

Layout: 75 percent

A 75 percent gasket-mounted mechanical keyboard with a full aluminium case, hot-swappable switches and USB-C connectivity.

FAQ

Common questions

What layout is the Keychron K8 Pro?

The recorded layout is Tenkeyless (TKL). It keeps a dedicated function row and a separate arrow cluster, and it drops the number pad. There is no way to add a numeric keypad to the board later.

Source:Keychron official site

Can you remap keys on the Keychron K8 Pro?

Yes. The recorded remapping software is QMK and VIA, which is what allows keys to be reassigned, layers changed and macros programmed in a browser rather than in a vendor application.

Source:Keychron official site

Can you change the switches on the Keychron K8 Pro?

Yes. Hot-swappable switches are recorded with the value Yes, and the recorded feature list confirms hot-swappable switches, so the sockets can be opened and the switches replaced without soldering.

Source:Keychron official site

Does the Keychron K8 Pro work over Bluetooth?

Connectivity is recorded as USB-C wired and Bluetooth, and wireless connectivity appears in the recorded feature list, so the board works both ways without a separate receiver.

Source:Keychron official site

Is the Keychron K8 Pro lighter than the Keychron Q1?

That cannot be answered from the recorded data. The case material is recorded as plastic here against aluminium on the Q1, but no weight is recorded for the K8 Pro, while the Q1 records 1,825 g.

Source:Keychron official site

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