Logitech MX Keys Mini is down to $80, a genuinely good discount

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I’ve been using the Logitech MX Keys S keyboard for years and I love it. If you’re looking for a low-profile keyboard that’s ideal for writing and everyday work, the Mini version is now on sale. Usually available for $100, the Logitech MX Keys Mini is now $20 off via Woot. Logitech accessories don’t often get discounts, so this is a bigger deal than it sounds.

While it mimics the premium feel of the full-sized S model, the Mini drops the numpad to shrink down to a more compact 75% footprint. It keeps the essential function row, though, and tucks the arrow keys into the corner without much sacrifice. In short, that means you can centralize this board in front of you as you work for greater wrist comfort and better balance for your posture (so your mouse arm isn’t way out to the side).

Battery life is no worry with this keyboard, lasting up to 10 days with backlighting enabled or a whopping 5 months with it turned off. And the included USB-C cable can charge it back up to full in just 2 to 3 hours. It has triple device pairing via Bluetooth Low Energy or the wireless dongle, and it’s easy to swap between them using the Easy-Switch keys (F1, F2, and F3). You can also customize the keys with the Logi Options+ app.

Don’t get this keyboard if you need a numpad (duh), if you want full-sized arrow keys, or if you’re going to do action-packed gaming. The high wireless latency and shallow scissor switches aren’t the best for twitchy, responsive tasks like that. This is a productivity keyboard through and through, best for home office workers and students.

If you’re okay with those caveats, this is a solid deal to jump on. At $80, you get the comfort and reliability of the Logitech brand, and you get free shipping if you’re a Prime member. Woot says this deal lasts another 23 days, but supplies may run out so get your order in.