Is the MX Mechanical Clicky good for office use?

It is fine in a private office or at home, but the clicky switches are audible and can disturb coworkers in open-plan spaces. The quiet tactile version of the same keyboard is the better pick for shared rooms.

How does it compare with the MX Keys?

The MX Keys has quiet, laptop-style scissor keys and a slimmer body. The MX Mechanical Clicky adds mechanical feedback, more key travel and a taller chassis, at the cost of noise and weight.

Can I use it with a Mac and a Windows PC at the same time?

Yes. It pairs with up to three devices over Bluetooth or the Logi Bolt receiver, and you switch with the Easy-Switch keys. Logi Options+ lets you remap keys per app and use Flow to move between computers.

Does it have a numpad and a backlight?

Yes, it is a full-size layout with a numpad. The backlight is single-color and turns on when your hands approach, then dims to save battery.

The keyboard, a Logi Bolt USB receiver, a USB-C charging cable and documentation. A wrist rest is not included.

How long does the battery last?

Logitech rates it for weeks of use per charge with the backlight on auto, and longer with the backlight off. It charges over USB-C and works wired while charging.