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Logitech MX Keys Advanced Wireless $160, Edifier S350DB $299, Edifier R1700BT $129.60 & More @ Wireless 1

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  • +11

    Amazing keyboard, can vouch for it - well worth the money

    • Agreed, been using the keyboard since Christmas day, made starting work in the new year almost enjoyable…almost.

      Being able to switch between 3 computers at the flick of a switch and quality of the keyboard, can't fault it.

      • How does this work? It doesn't appear to be BT, so do you need to buy dongles for other PC's?

        • It is a bluetooth enabled keyboard, use dongle on one comp and BT the rest.

          Or BT them all if you want.

          • +6

            @deeeno: Or dongle them all. Or put all the Unifying receivers you’ve collected over the years into one computer and switch between them while pretending they’re different computers.

            • @Bedgrub: I tried multiple dongles with mine (one in PC, other in computer) and it'll only allow one to work, the second I paired the 2nd dongle (obviously to a different setting on the keyboard) the 1st no longer worked.

              • @MrKnowItAll: I paired mine with three dongles. Works perfectly. Exactly the same process as Bluetooth, except I used unifying software.

        • you get 2 BT connection and one with the dongle

    • Much better than the magic keyboard, by far. I used this in conjunction with the imac (before giving it away), my pc amd my surface.

      Works well on my ryzentosh.

    • Also agree… This is by far the best keyboard Ive ever used, switching between computers is great and the overall typing / feel of it is unreal

  • +1

    Website says "Extra 10% off with code NYS2021".

    • It is $160 after the 10% off, however there is a $6.5 delivery.

      • Delivery shows up as approximately $13 for me to Melbourne CBD.

      • +1

        This was to point out a typo in the original voucher code.

  • Appears to be the model where the left shift button is small. May be a deal breaker for some.

    • The images and advertising across the various models are really inconsistent.

      As far as I can tell, this model (920-009418) is the 'standard' US model which does NOT match the photos. It has a dollar symbol, standard full-size shift and Enter buttons, and 4 keys with shared Mac functions. I bought one of these.

      The 'import' model (920-009294) which is on Amazon US is the crappier layout, as per the photos. Unless you get a grey import, these should not show up in AU stock.

    • That would be the UK layout.

  • +2

    S350DB are pretty good, I got them from wireless1 on boxing day sale and am happy.

    • +1

      S350DB are pretty good

      Totally agreed. Impressed with the company as well.

      Emailed and was told my speakers were getting send out from warehouse Thursday. Came home Wednesday and they were already sitting at home.

      Zero clue about their own shipment but in this case, I wasn't complaining!

      • Yeah someone in the comment section of last said there was no tracking and not to buy but I risked it and there was tracking and it was prompt. Wish I would stop getting bass complaints though, have treble +4 bass -4 and still get complaints.

        • +1

          I have mine on treble 0, bass +3 and I still find the bass weak especially when playing music over Bluetooth. Are you using optical connection?

    • Yeah I have this one and it is good

  • Buyer Beware
    The MX Keys 920-009418 looks to be the UK version.

    US version available at Amazon for $159.21 (w/ Prime).

    • What are the differences?

    • You've linked to the 920-009557 model - MX keys for Mac.

      The other (out of stock) model is the 920-009415.

      You don't want EITHER of these, the best AU model is 920-009418 as per the actual Wireless1 link. Their photos are incorrect (probably copied from somewhere else).

      • Tha joys of copying/pasting !!

  • This isn't a mechanical keyboard, is it?

    • MX Keys is not a mech kb.

    • No

    • +1

      No but it’s sooo much better, and much kinder to your colleague’s eardrums.

  • Coupon code is wrong. It's NYS2021

    • Fixed.

  • im trying to understand how/why this keyboard gets rave reviews. Can anyone compare this with mx cherry brown keyboards like g610 or filco majestouch 2 or anne pro 2?

    I have more keyboards than I do computers, I probably don't need this.

    • +2

      This is a chiclet keyboard. You're wanting to compare apples and oranges.

      • +1

        yep. just trying to understand why its great (without spending $160 on it).

        My question was, if someone has both, can someone explain the difference to me..

        • +17

          This feels more like a laptop with less travel than any mechanical keyboard.

          But the premium feel comes from the 'feel' of key travel; the breakdown force is relatively high compared to the travel force, so once you've felt the key move under your finger you know it's been registered even though the travel distance is tiny. Likewise, the return travel force is high enough to push your finger away which provides another similarity to some mech keyboards.

          By comparison, a dodgy laptop keyboard has that 'spongy' feel where you can feel the key movement (or worse, it rolls and slides sideways) without a registered keypress; the breakdown force of the chicklet is not very high so you don't have a natural haptic response when typing.

          …hope that helps!

        • +1

          One goes click click.

          The other goes clicka-di-click.

      • -1

        I mean comparing oranges to apples isn't entirely unfeasible. They're both fruits. That old saying is so dumb.

        • +9

          You're correct. In this cas, they're both keyboards. However, when you're comparing apples with other apples to work out which is the better apple, you aren't likely to comare an orange with an apple to compare which of the two is the better apple, because the apple is clearly the better apple.

          So the saying is not attempting to suggest that you're comparing towo completely different things (i.e. apples and aeroplanes), rather that you're comparing things that, from an orbital perspective, are in the same ballpark, but are not in the same category.

          The old saying is not dumb.

          • -3

            @ThatYodaGuy: Yeah I'm well aware of what the actual meaning is behind it…

        • So you'd be ok with putting a Tomato in your fruit salad?

    • some reviews said MX Keys is the best office keyboard, and G610 is one of the best gaming keyboards.

      • +1

        haha i do use the filco majestouch mx cherry brown for work. mmm explains the noisy-typer-award I got at the christmas party…

        I'm tempted to get it to try it out. reviews for this keyboard is like, raving.

        • We nearly throttled a guy for bringing in his MX Blue keyboard. He genuinely didn’t realise they were so noisy.

    • +1

      A keyboard doesn't need to have mechanical switches for them to feel nice to type?

      • +1

        As with anyone else who's used this keyboard - absolutely.

        I don't like the (excessive) travel distance of mech keyboards, and I've always like most Logitech standard keyboards anyway.

        • Well, be fair, you can choose to not press the keys completely on mechanical keyboards (which also reduces noise from keys hitting the metal plate).
          You only need to press to around 2mm, out of 4mm you can press basically.

          • +1

            @iridiumstem: True, but that doesn't really sound nice to type that way

          • +1

            @iridiumstem: Ok I’ll just unlearn 30+ years of muscle memory.

            • @Bedgrub: It really doesn't make that much of a difference in terms of what you do, it just means you don't type as hard and don't hit the keys completely to the bottom.

              I kinda switch between the two, go between typing without pressing the keys completely to the bottom to pressing the keys completely. I do feel like my typing is slightly faster and easier on my fingers, though I wouldn't be too surprised if that is a placebo effect.

              Anyways, it's a defining feature for some people on what makes a keyboard "mechanical", so worth a try? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H66XwhzhdnA&ab_channel=Chyro….

        • Agreed - I made the switch to short travel when I realised how sweet Thinkpad keyboards can be.

    • You can try them instore at JBHIFI

  • +1

    can anybody compare the Edifiers S350DB to the logitech z623?

    • LOL this is the exact speaker I came from. I am no audiophile but they sound much clearer for music and movies / gaming was nice. I am happy with the upgrade. EDIT- and the added input sources is great. Logitechs are great tho if you get them <$130 but these are way better if you can afford the upgrade.EDITx2 and the remote is sweet :) and the treble knob is also dope.

  • Paid $159 from JB for MX Keys. Don’t need to wait for sale. Call them up for the best price.

    • I tried 3 stores, no go, and price negotiation is my field. You got lucky.

      • A mate picked it up for $99 as it was stickered incorrectly.

        • Boom! Happy days.

      • Call the sales hotline then pay & click & collect.

  • speakers are cheaper thru ebay if ebay plus member. shipping on website is $30, even with discount, still cheaper on ebay.

  • +7

    Get it price matched at Officeworks with digidirect's $169.15 so you pay $160.69.

    Isn't that cheaper than with postage at wireless1 ($166.52)?

  • Any deals on k780? They’re like a budget mx keys lol

  • There is no better keyboard on the market imo, I've used this for 6 months+ and my typing is amazing (way less errors, so much faster) and it's aesthetic and minimal too.

    However they way overstate the battery life if you're using it for work all day. Unless I have a dud, the battery life in nowhere near 10 days with the back lighting on (more like 5 at the very most, that's with the back lighting is on a lower setting). This isn't much of issue for me though, as I plug it in every 2-3 days anyway out of habit now. With back lighting off You could pretty easily get a month out of it with moderate use though

    Use it for gaming too and absolutely no issues. Finger wells in the keys are just way to good to pass up imo

    • I use mine in office for 8 hours a day and it lasts 2 weeks or 10 working days. Depends on how much you type too probably.

    • Have you tried the 'adaptive' lighting? I'm not entirely sure how it works but my keyboard is not lit during the day and lights up when it's dark, but you can still turn it up if it's too dim.

  • $12 shipping and $15 tax kills this deal for me

  • So tempted, but my Logitech Craft still smells fresh 😁. Got it for $179 @ JB last year and it was a steal.

  • Thanks. I Got mx keys at jb

  • Just bought MX Keys from Officeworks via Price match, price matched cheapest price on Staticice reducing price to 160.69. Happy with that. What a gorgeous keyboard! And solid as a rock!

  • $12 shipping to Melbourne 🤦

  • Grabbed one, despite the $12 postage to Brisbane.

  • Just ordered the Edifier S350DB speakers yet when I check My Orders under My Account I'm hit with "You have placed no orders."

    Money has been taken out (Zip) so it just seems a bit funny as this is the first time I've purchased something where I didn't receive an email confirming my order.

    Ah well, just venting..

    • +1

      Happened to me last time too. If you're really concerned, give them a call and ask. Most likely they have received the order though.

  • Anyone know if the keyboard keys fade after a while? The keyboard I currently have (some cheap Lenovo one) have faded after a year of use. The space bar and a few keys have gone from a matte finish to glossy.

    • +1

      I've had this keyboard for a year and it's still going strong. No glossy spots

  • Has anyone received a shipping notification? Ordered a week ago and haven't any received any notice that it's been sent or even tracking number after asking customer service.

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