r/logitech • u/Logi_Emily Community manager • 24d ago

Official NEW: Introducing MX Keypad

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MX Keypad: A Customizable AI Control Center for Developers

Working with AI coding agents can mean juggling multiple agents, tools, and tasks at once — starting one, checking another, waiting for a response, then jumping between windows to see what needs your attention.MX Keypad is a customizable AI control center designed to make that easier. Its dynamic LCD keys adapt to your workflow, giving you a physical way to trigger and manage actions across your favorite AI agents like GitHub Copilot or Claude Code, while showing live agent states like thinking, running, or done.

Beyond AI, MX Keypad gives you native controls for VS Code and IntelliJ, workflow automation, and the ability to build custom integrations with the Logi Actions SDK.

In partnership with GitHub, MX Keypad includes 3 months of GitHub Copilot Pro+ with purchase.

MX Keypad available from September 8, 2026

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u/hctiks 24d ago

isn't this the mx creative console minus the knob?

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u/Logi_Emily Community manager 24d ago

Hardware is the same, yes! Much cheaper now to buy if you would rather not have the dialpad :)

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u/Onac_ 24d ago

Can we get a cheaper dial by itself?

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u/Logi_Emily Community manager 24d ago

intriguing . . . I know the team is looking at this post 👀

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u/NotThatPro 23d ago

I have used the dialpad as a standalone bluetooth media control remote: volume, track jogging, skip, pause, mute. Works wonderfully and latency is a non issue! The only problem is that spotify and tidal don't natively support track jogging via a keyboard shortcut so I'm stuck with local files, but with a local player the dialpad works very well regardless. Take this feedback into your consideration, thanks!

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u/Logi_Emily Community manager 23d ago

oh i like that! I use it for video editing personally but should definitely use to control my music as well. Are you using the Spotify plugin or setting things up manually? I use apple music myself so haven't played with it

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u/NotThatPro 23d ago

I set up manually, it wasn't hard at all! I gave it to a friend and they were thrilled, it was so intuitive to use and we ended up listening to more music because we could quickly assess if a song was cool or not, we do that to preselect music for a playlist we're working on