Customer Ratings & Reviews

Watched a lot of youtube reviews. Keys aren't backlit and the palm rest isn't detachable, but that didn't bother me. I was heading into a month of heavy writing so I put this through the ringer. Really eased my strain. I also use their vertical mouse. Both are easy to adjust to (only took minutes to reorient myself). Fantastic product

Absolutely LOVE this keyboard. I used to have the Microsoft sculpt but this blows that keyboard away. I also love the fact that you can sign it to 3 different computers using bluetooth and still have a dongle to at to another. I use this feature nearly every day at work. People likely wouldn't use it so much at home unless you have your own servers and what not.

I've been using Logitech's K740 for years and love it. But I didn't realize how much of my end-of-day shoulder and neck aches were attributable to that keyboard's standard configuration. Now, 2+ weeks into using the ERGO K860 I can't see going back. Any aches now ought be blamed on my sometimes poor posture. Too, with all the laptop use, I've come to appreciate the keystroke feel of the K860. I was a dyed-in-the-wool IBM keyboard snob forever, which the K740 approximated, but times change and we all must with them. Some have spoken of a week's long adjustment, that wasn't my experience. By the end of the first day I was pretty much full-on touch typing. Now I don't even think about the layout. I'm not using the multi-computer functionality, but appreciate how it will be helpful in the future. The lack of backlit keys isn't a deal breaker but was sometimes enjoyed on my old keyboard. But if it means a choice between battery powered or wire powered I'm happy to be off the wire. Highly recommend.

I like to earn economic design. Keys are soft, which makes timing faster.

Love this keyboard! Reduces stress in my hands and wasn't hard to get used to at all. I was initially worried because I had never used an ergonomic keyboard that it would slow me down, but if anything, it has sped my typing up. Would definitely recommend to anyone who has to type a lot. Well worth the cost and easy to pair with my laptop.

This was gift for my college age daughter who spends a lot of time on her computer and feel in love with this keyboard. She got all A's so I purchased it. She loves it because it is light weight and dual either Bluetooth or USB. I took a star off because the price was beyond what I feel a ergo keyboard should cost. If it was for me, I wouldn't have purchase it just for the price; however, if you have the $$, it is a very good keyboard.

Very easy on the hands and great features. I'm so glad I got it

I have been using this keyboard for several years and it is the best, it is light, elegant and healthy, I started using ergonomic keyboards because after a while using a computer I had a carpal tunnel syndrome and this keyboard has worked very well for me, I have never had any discomfort again and I bought it at Best Buy, the best, easy, fast and safe.

This is an early review especially for those moving from the MS Ergo 4000 which is a great but discontinued keyboard. My 4000 had a fatal accident. I was quite distressed. I had to have something fast so I went with this. At first, I was hesitant with the laptop-like keys. But surprisingly I am touch-typing faster than the 4000. If you had the 4000 and are in mourning of its discontinuance, this keyboard is for you. Pros not mentioned above are the split spacebar, and how quiet is. Far removed from a mechanical keyboard but efficient nonetheless. Wireless is also good. I am using BlueTooth. Cons: No dedicated keys for multimedia. There are several "fn" buttons that you can switch functions such as volume but I like function keys so it's an extra step. Several keys have non-intuitive graphics on them. Hard to tell what they are for without a manual. This keyboard tries hard to function both for a PC and Mac. The alt key is also the CMD key, and the Start button doesn't have the Windows flag and is also the "opt" button. There are strange symbols on these keys that I assume is Mac-related. Finding the Start button may be the hardest thing to get used to. If you are a touch typist you should be good in a day or two.

It’s weird, but I was having pain in my left wrist. I work from home and do a lot of typing and computer work. I started looking at these when the pain in my wrist started becoming aggravating. Took about 30-45 minutes to get used to, but the pain in the wrist has eased a lot.

replaced an old microsoft-made-for-Dell ergonomic keyboard bought in 1998. This is very comfortable; the wrist rest helps a lot, typing is easy; the keys have a firm motion and click feel. Haven't used the bluetooth connection; just the USB one. It is a "universal", so just one connects both the keyboard and a Logitech mouse I have. I am very happy with this.

I was someone who doubted the effectiveness of ergonomic keyboards but once my wrists started to hurt while using a generic keyboard I made the investment in this keyboard. I no longer have wrist pains and will use this keyboard for the foreseeable future. I also love the ability to easy switch between Window and MacOS because I use both. Look no further than this.

I've used many keyboards over the years, but this is a great touch-typist style keyboards. If you hunt n peck, this isn't for you. The ergo split-style and soft wrist rest make typing very easy, and comfortable. Can be used with the included dongle, or Bluetooth. Also, works very well when paired with either a Windows or Mac system (Logitech software is great!)

I am a huge fan of this super-sturdy keyboard and of its ergonomic design. It was really easy for me to adjust too (though it is weird to transition back to the 'tiny' keyboard on my Macbook). I am a very prolific typist, so I ordered this Logitech and the Microsoft keyboard from Best Buy in May 2020 and ended-up keeping both. My 'go to' keyboard is this one, by far. It just feels heavier and stronger than the Microsoft one. This is why I am giving it four stars, though. Within a couple months, the letters on the keyboard started to wear-off and then went blank. Today, my "T" key is blank. My "R" is barely there on the key. And the "C", "D" and "F" are also on their way out. I do not appreciate that in the quality of the letters on the keys. And I cannot figure-out how to email Logitech so I sat on hold for about 15 minutes and then had to leave a voicemail. So I'll see see if Logitech does anything, from a warranty standpoint. I am a huge fan of this keyboard. And I bought the Logitech MX Vertical Wireless Mouse, too, which I like very much. As to the Microsoft keyboard, I like it when I travel via plane, and take my monitor and wireless keyboard with me. ---- Microsoft - Sculpt Ergonomic Desktop Wireless USB Keyboard and Mouse - Black

Absolutely love this wireless keyboard. Easy to use and very ergonomic. I am also using a height adjustable desk and so its much easier to position the keyboard at the right height/level.

Good ergonomic feel and they keys are quiet (like a laptop). I like it because it allows me to actively take notes while on conference calls / speaker, without having everyone hear the keyboard clicking. A little more expensive than I expected and compared to other Ergo keyboards... But again, it is quiet.

After many years of using Microsoft ergonomic keyboards, this Logitech keyboard for the last month has been a very pleasant adjustment. Logitech has made many quality products I have and they all hold up to 8 hours a day on the computer for work. Would buy again.

Love this…even better than Microsoft, which I was trying to replace with the same brand. Really glad I found this one. I’m a writer and this is perfect for lengthy periods of writing.

After years of using traditional looking keyboards, I decided to get an ergonomic one. Got it to relieve wrist pain and it has been a blessing.

Great keyboard for folks who spend alot of time typing. You can adjust the angles if youre standing which is really nice. The pad feels really good. I like that it uses swappable batteries and not internal charging. Longer life that way