No qualms here if you're looking for a recommendation - whether you've got a PC or a Mac, the Edge is a damn fine piece of kit for getting your type on. Is it worth $159? We definitely like the way the keys feel (both in shape and in resistance / tactility) much more than Apple's latest boards.

The Mac keyboard stack makes all those shortcuts configurable if you're using the function keys as, well, function keys.

There's no Bluetooth connect button anymore - it's smart enough to automatically go into discoverable mode if it's not paired.

Definitely easier to see, but we'd still like a backlight. The keyboard font's changed to something a little thinner and larger.

Unfortunately, unlike its PC counterpart, those media and shortcut buttons are not hidden behind the black mirror finish until lit up.Not just command, option/alt, etc., they've got the full complement, including Dashboard, Spaces, Quick Look, Front Row, iTunes (plus media controls), brightness up/down, and so on. Like many of the other keyboards in the Logitech stable, the diNovo Mac Edition uses Logitech s PerfectStroke system to ensure precision and comfort across the keys. We just cracked open the forthcoming diNovo Edge for Mac - comparison shots are below, but the differences aren't too stunning. Logitech s diNovo Edge Mac Edition is a standout keyboard thanks to its great key feel, very good layout, useful special features, and attractive design. Unless you've got a couple thou to shell out for an Optimus Maximus, Logitech's diNovo Edge is about as slick a keyboard as anyone makes right now.

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