Customer Ratings & Reviews

I can’t say enough good things about the Logitech ERGO K860 Full-Size Scissor Keyboard. I liked it so much that I purchased a second one. The keys are silent, which I love. The keyboard is very comfortable and ergonomic. I highly recommend it.

I didn't think I would use this as much as I do! The curved wrist support is great. Still figuring out all the perks but I really like it. The bluetooth works great.

I've owned this keyboard for almost 5 months now, and my wrist pain is significantly reduced (I used to use a Logitech K750), especially since I've paired use of this keyboard with the Logitech MX Ergo. That said, I've got 3 knocks against this keyboard: - The labels on the keys rub out too quickly. Within 5 months, two of my letter keys are already just gray keys. - "Print Screen" is too close to backspace. When I'm typing quickly and my fingers aren't completely accurate, I need to stop work just to delete a printscreen that will otherwise end up cluttering my Mac desktop. - Randomly, this keyboard loses its FN key state. I'm not sure if this is a problem of the Logitech Options software intervening with MacOS Monterey, but I think the issue existed in previous OS versions, too.

This model is much quieter than my old ergonomic keyboard that was tethered. It's a quality brand; I have a lot of Logitech products and this one doesn't disappoint. I would definitely recommend this keyboard.

Seems like everyone becomes a ergonomic expert when the world started the work from home. I've found this keyboard a nice addition tou home office. It had nice pressure ( one might find the switch/spring/type pressure a bit too hard to type on, like it makes your fingers tired, but you may get used to it). I'm usually a big fan of logitech product and this one definitely lived up to my expectations. Biggest pro for me is that it's a multidicr keyboard, as I have four devices to work this. Biggest concern for anyone who might want to ger a desk with hr keyboard tray. First it saves space. Second due to its shape, you want to put it in a lower position, or else youd have to raise up your shoulder.

Absolutely the best keyboard fir my wrists. Carpal tunnel syndoms best friend.

I've been using ergonomically angled, split keyboards for many years and this is the nicest one yet. Good key feel/response. Comfortable wrist rest. As good as I had hoped for. No complaints.

Decided to purchase this as I was dealing with carpal tunnel. It has been hands down the best purchase I’ve made for my home office. The most difficult transition with this keyboard was the split orientation, which took me a few weeks to get used to. I would highly recommend this to anyone dealing with carpal tunnel.

Overall, really like this keyboard. Two complaints: one is the insert key is far too close to the backspace key, which means I frequently accidentally hit the insert key and don’t realize it and wind up overwriting when I am trying to insert a few minutes later. It’s aggravating, but ultimately, not a big deal. The second complaint is the FN key doesn’t have a means to toggle it on/off. You must press the FN key to access those functions. My business software has a lot of uses for the FN keys, so lots of holding the FN key while pressing F3, F4, etc. Logitech, if you can update the firmware with a toggle feature for the FN key, that would be greatly appreciated. The keys have a very nice feel and quiet as well. I was a little concerned before buying it that it might be too wide/tall to fit on my keyboard drawer, but it fits perfectly and is very comfortable. Very glad I bought this keyboard.

This is a really good keyboard. Getting used to its setup didnt take long. Very smooth and responsive. I bought another one this Black Friday just so I have a backup and dont run thenrisk ofnit being out of stock.

I needed a keyboard that was better than what i had… not in feel, or comfort, but in functionality. I have three different computers i interact woth on a daily basis. This keyboard allows me to easily switch between the three. That alone makes the price a true value. Then, throw in the comfort, plus the feel of the key travel. The only ding i can give it, is that it foesnt have rechargeable batteries… it takes AAAs. Not a huge thing, but still

A friend told me about this keyboard. It changed my life. I had to buy two—one for home and one for work. My hands no longer hurt while typing my school papers.

Great, comfy keyboard. I bought this model because it has the Apple keys. My Windows keyboard worked fine but it was driving me nuts not having the reference to cmd, opt, and fn. I also must have an ergonomic keyboard and this is a great alternative to Apple's magic keyboard as it works on MAC without the USB antenna. I do wish I could have had the option to purchase a model in white.

I like the ergonomic keyboard much better than the traditional. I like the wireless connectivity. Bluetooth is an option, and I'm able to connect back-and-forth quickly between my desktop and laptop. The only additional feature I would want are backlit keys.

This is a very good keyboard. If it has one downside I would say the size can be a minor problem. Other than that this has been one of the best keyboards I've owned. The keys have decent resistance which appeals to me because I prefer a mechanical keyboard and I grew up on an old fashioned typewriter. That said I have come to love an ergonomic keyboard and this seems to be one of the best. The ability to sync with 3 computers works great for me, a simple key press and you are controlling a different computer.

comfort, makes it easy to use, full size for large hands

I bought this on a trial and am blown away how comfortable it is. I’m at the dang keyboard all day and this alleviated pain and tension that was impacting my life. Big improvement over a standard keyboard, Expensive, but I expect to use it for years.

Best keyboard ever! Typing in this is effortless plus the ergonomic style. Love love love this!! A must buy whether you rarely type or typing all day.

Keyboard is awesome. I have used a bunch of different ones but this by far is the best.

It takes a while to get used to, still fumble some times after a couple of months. In terms of wrist pain relief it is excellent. Not thrilled it has odd key combinations and not like a standard keyboard, used to having F4 to close, F5 for refresh and it takes additional key combo's to do that. Additionally, i can't find a NUM lock so my 10 key not working, will have to look that up still. It is very expensive so sticking with it for the long run in hopes i adjust. Had a lower model K350 that was great too without these hurdles to overcome but not quite as ergo so it's a mixed bag.