Logitech MX Mechanical Mini Wireless Keyboard - Graphite

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So I’ve had this keyboard for a few months now, and honestly, it’s been a game-changer for my setup. I bought it new, and the box was only opened once—still all the original packaging, so it’s not like it’s been around the block.

It’s the Logitech MX Mechanical Mini, graphite finish, and it’s got that satisfying mechanical feel under each key—low-profile switches, so it’s quiet and responsive. I’ve noticed it feels way better than my old one, especially when typing for long sessions.

The lighting is smart too—when I move my hands near it, the keys light up automatically, and it adjusts based on how much light is around. I didn’t even realize how much I relied on that until I switched to another keyboard.

I use it with my laptop, phone, and tablet, and it switches between them seamlessly via Bluetooth. I’ve got three devices connected, and it’s just smooth. Works on Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, and Android—no issues at all.

It’s small enough to fit on a tiny desk, doesn’t take up much space, and still has all the keys you need. I’ve used it at home and on the go, and it’s been solid.

I charge it via USB-C and it lasts a long time—up to 15 days on a full charge, and if I turn off the backlight, it’ll go for up to 10 months. I haven’t had to charge it in a while, which is a real plus.

I’m moving to Chryston, North Lanarkshire soon, so I’m parting with it. It’s still in great shape, and I’ve only used it for personal work. If you’re looking for something reliable and comfortable, this one’s been a real help for me.

It’s £54, but I’m happy to keep it if you’re interested—just message me.