The Logitech MX Keys with a scissor mechanism was almost perfect, except for the fact that its body creaked. This was incredibly annoying, considering the cost of the keyboard.

Recently, I decided to try the 2024 membrane version of the Logitech MX Keys. It doesn't creak, and the keys are quieter, although the typing feel is different, it's still quite decent overall.

However, whenever I try to take a screenshot, the Windows Snipping Tool is constantly invoked. I use ShareX, and the reaction to PrintScreen is disabled in Windows. This was also disabled during the ShareX installation (the application prompts you to rebind this hotkey to itself), but even though ShareX is set to respond to PrintScreen in its settings, the keyboard's firmware intercepts this action, constantly invoking the Snipping Tool.

In the Logi Options+ driver, you can rebind the PrintScreen key, but only to a very limited set of actions. There's even a "Screenshot" option, but this binding also invokes the Snipping Tool.

Meanwhile, the Logitech MX Keys is marketed as a keyboard for professionals, meaning people who use not only basic Windows tools but also more functional alternatives. And yet, here we are with this issue. This is terrible, Logitech!

Why not just make a good, quality keyboard that lasts, provides a pleasant typing experience, etc., without forcing unchangeable configurations?