Logitech MX Keys Mini Wireless AZERTY Graphite

Certainly satisfied with this beautiful and solid keyboard, but I don't understand why Logitech did not make a Belgian variant with this model, while they always did this (in the past) with other models. It therefore takes some getting used to to use special characters such as parentheses ({,},[,], ...) and the like when programming, because these are in a different illogical place that you are not used to. I solved it by leaving the layout on Belgian Azerty and just typing "blind", because as soon as you look where the parentheses are, it goes wrong. I know: most developers are more of a fan of Qwerty keyboards and therefore don't have that parenthesis problem, but I've always typed Azerty all my life and would find it unpleasant not to easily use accented words in plain text or French sentences. without having to make special CTRL / ALT / SHIFT / CMD combinations. †

Top keyboard for all kinds of productivity purposes (office, programming, ...). Slightly heavy allowance for an Apple Magic Keyboard or a Macbook Pro, but you get used to it pretty quickly. The easy switch buttons are great and make switching devices a no-brainer. Press the right button and type. Too bad about the FR layout, which means that some buttons do not fully correspond to the labels on the keys according to the Belgian azerty layout and the text is in French, but if you are a bit experienced you usually don't really have to look anymore and that is so it's best with me.

The 'flow' function that allows you to switch between computers does not work half the time. The keyboard would follow the mouse, but that is not the case. You can also switch with a key on the keyboard, but sometimes many attempts are needed.