Logitech MX Keys Mini

The keyboard that the Magic Keyboard should be aspiring to

- Rob Mead-Green

This angled keyboard looks great on your desk and feels even better under your fingers

You’re spoiled for choice when it comes to Mac keyboards these days with Apple selling three versions of its Magic Keyboard. The standard, compact wireless design at £99.99, a version with Numeric Keypad at £129.99 and a Touch ID version at £149.99. Much as we love the various shades of Magic Keyboard, they’re not perfect – their shallow key travel giving a distinct lack of feedback for those of us who hammer away at our keyboards all day. There has to a better way.

Enter the Logitech MX Keys Mini – the data input device the Magic Keyboard wishes it could be. Made from aluminium-look plastic with 79 largely concave and backlit keys, this angled keyboard looks great on your desk and feels even better under your fingers, making it easy to type accurately and at speed – something that can’t always be said of Apple’s versions.