Customer Ratings & Reviews

Expensive but a great keyboard. Takes a little getting used to, but very happy with it and so are my wrists.

Best ergonomic keyboard I have ever used for my arthritis.

Great keyboard! Easy to transition to from a basic keyboard layout.

Solid keyboard, functions well, no issues with typing and wrists do not hurt.

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I have occipital neuralgia. This keyboard allows me to work without pain. The ergonomic keyboard is perfect for comfort.

Support for wrist is amazing. Don't regret this purchase one bit.

I bought this product after building my first PC to edit videos and work from home. The keyboard is very responsive. However, since week two of using one USB receiver for both unit, the mouse lags horrible when editing on Adobe Premier Pro. I thought, maybe it is the program that is lagging but I noticed using the mouse to browse online or through the desktop it was lagging. I tried to update but it was currently on the most recent software. I would hate to have to go with a wired mouse but its looking that way. Is anyone else experiencing this problem with the mouse? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Keys feel great and it's very lightweight which makes moving it to the side when I need the desk space very easy to do.

It's a great Keyboard! It's doing everything it's supposed to be! I love it so far!

Great product from Logitech. Easy to use and feels great once you get used to it.

On a computer 12+ hours a day. This type of keyboard really helps alleviate my carpal tunnel.

Love the wrist rest and ergonomic placement of keys. It took a bit of getting used to usong the function keys and I would love a little more lift on the keyboard.

Absolutely love it! Really comfortable and the keystrokes are really nice.

After years of using me natural keyboards this is a change I’m still getting used to. Works well on both Mac and pc. Feels well made.

My workstation at home accommodates five machines. Having one keyboard makes working easier. Easy to program.

I want to like this keyboard. I've had it for a few days and it is not growing on me so far. I just do not like the chiclet style of keys. I love the curved and domed shape, I love the super soft and comfy wrist rest. I love the elevated base that tilts the top down. I love that it's wireless and bluetooth and "Flow" functional with a Mac and a PC. I just can't deal with these cheapo chiclet keys. Reminds me of a disposable calculator from the 1980's. The range of key travel is to short and the resistance is too high. The negative feedback of the key suddenly giving way, then immediately bottoming out just sends little electric shocks right up my arms. Comfort aside, for the price as well this should really be able to be backlit. Any keyboard alone that is over $100 should have all the bells and whistles. If it were backlit and it had softer key pressure/more key travel it would be amazing. Right now it's pretty meh, especially for the price.

The Ergo K860 Keyboard makes my work easier as it helps take the strain off of my wrist when used. I am very happy with the product.

I really like this keyboard. I’ve never had an ergonomic one before and thought it might be hard to get used to but it hasn’t been. My wrists and hands are fully supported. It’s very comfortable. I’ve been using for about three weeks.

If you're in the market for an ergonomic keyboard this is probably the best that you are going to find for the money. The angles are all almost perfect and the ability to map and remap many of the keys is very handy. The only thing I would ask for is maybe three more customizable keys. I'm a heavy user of keyboard shortcuts and being able to map some of them to a single key or a series of them to a single key really speeds up repetitive tasks.