Customer Ratings & Reviews

I am a big fan of the quality and design of Logitech products and this did not disappoint! I have been using this keyboard for 3 years and it still works like new. The curve is gentle and feels natural and has reduced pain in wrists / hands from other straight keyboards. Definitely recommend for anyone typing long term. Pros: + Curve and spacing is natural and feels good + Built in Wristpad is good quality and feels nice + Device switching functionality works well. Cons: - Dust and debris builds up in between keyboard and wrist pad, so make sure to clean it.

Review for Logitech - ERGO K860 Ergonomic Split Bluetooth or USB Keyboard - Black I’ve never used an ergo keyboard like this one, so I thought I would have to spend some time adapting to it, but it took almost nothing! Your hands land very naturally and if you are a good touch typist (I am…) it just feels so natural. Connecting via Bluetooth was simple and fast. I really like the easy way you can connect it to up to three devices. I don’t think I’d use it to “type” on my phone, but it’s great for my Mac and my iPad, with room to grow. The wrist rest is soft, yet water resistant, so I’m trusting it will look better longer than cloth wrist rests I’ve used. The keys are perfectly sculpted to match you finger tips and the three different height settings make the keyboard easy to customize to your favorite position, whether sitting or standing.

I used to have tendonitis in my wrists from typing so much for work and school because I didn't do it ergonomically. Due to these issues, I purchased a keyboard tray and decided to try this keyboard for the first time. I have been using this keyboard for over a year and a half now, and I no longer have any issues with my wrists. It is extremely comfortable, and there is built-in wrist support. Another feature that I love is that the keyboard can connect to three different devices. I like that feature because I have multiple computers that I use. Once you set it up with your devices, you just hit the number that corresponds with the device you had set it up with, and it connects to that device instantly. This makes it super easy to switch between devices. I absolutely love this keyboard.

Does wonders for my carpal tunnel issues and wrist strain. The dual sides and nice rest in front is perfect so my wrists don’t feel tight and sore.

I love this wireless keyboard so much that I have two of them, one at work and one at home. It allows you to connect three different devices to it. I just connect two at the moment. The same with Logitech's wireless mouse. I have Model M720. It enables me to toggle between two different computers. Plus, it's ergonomic.

Installation is quick and easy with supplied USB dongle. Ergo design is not extreme and quite ergonomic :) Keys are low and doesn't require high finger strokes. Buttons are firm to press, maybe the only little complaint is that they are a tad too firm. Silent keystrokes, not clicky. Nice extra function buttons, especially the one key lock button. Separate volume, play, and home buttons are nice. Wrist rest is nicely cushioned. Would be nice if it had a built in PIV card reader, BUT Overall a very nice keyboard, that I actually enjoy using.

I've been a user of the Microsoft Sculpt for about the last 7 years or so and it has served me well for the most part, but there were always a few things I didn't like about the Sculpt. For starters, it comes with a mouse and keyboard and the mouse would always give me issues after a year or less. Then there's the connectivity issues and the separate number pad which just feels weird. Also, the Sculpt requires so many different batteries. One battery for the number pad (a flat watch type battery), two batteries for the keyboard, and two batteries for the mouse. So annoying. Needless to say these little annoyances added up and it was time for me to find another ergonomic keyboard. I recently had a Sculpt mouse crap out on me (the scroll wheel went haywire) and I got so annoyed I bought an MX Master 3 Logi mouse to replace it and I LOVE IT. So naturally, I wanted a logi keyboard to match the awesome mouse. This keyboard feels great and I love that it's one piece and the strategic location of many of the keys. It's sick. I wish it had a backlight and USB-C charging like the MX Keys (was also thinking of getting this keyboard, but it's not ergo), but I get that the battery life would suffer if they added a backlight. Hopefully Logi will improve upon this one in the future but for now it's an awesome alternative to the Sculpt which is just tired and old. Definitely get this keyboard if you're looking for an awesome split ergo keyboard!

This is a great wireless ergonomic keyboard! In contrast to other options available, this keyboard is both lightweight and takes up a smaller footprint on your desk one might think. It's overall size does free up some desk space without sacrificing the functionality or hand positioning on the keyboard. The one con I would say about this keyboard is that it does not have Bluetooth connectivity and requires the use of a USB-A port for its receiver. There are options out there that do have Bluetooth connectivity option, just be aware that this model does not have that and does require the utilization of a USB-A port for operation.

Beautiful elegant piece of hardware. Works well for extended periods of use. I am happy that it has the extra height provided in the palm rest for more comfort, especially when using with a standing desk.

I have an MX Keys keyboard at home for personal use, and this one for office use. Coupled with the MX Vertical mouse, this is a fantastic buy for comfort during longer computing sessions. I am a fast typer (~ 110 wpm) and the keyboard definitely services my needs very well. In fact, the divide between the left and right sides of the keyboard actually helped me slightly improve my typing technique - the physical separation encouraging proper hand usage when touch typing. Although I would have liked the option to see a backlit keyboard, I completely understand and respect why they didn't do it. This is a keyboard that works incredibly well in traditional office environments, where rooms are well-lit, rendering backlit capabilities unused. Alongside that, the backlit functionality would require battery charging which is inconvenient throughout the work day. Having two AA's with up to two years in battery life is a great way to circumvent inconveniences and allow me to focus on my work. As I mentioned earlier, I have an MX Keys paired with an MX Master at home, and now this MX Ergo K860 paired with an MX Vertical for the office. The MX lineup is fantastic, and I don't think you can go wrong with it. Try it out for yourself.

I have been working to create a large database lately. I spend several hours at a time entering data. My usual computer activities are not keyboard intensive so this is a change for me. Having the attached wrist/palm rest has made a world of difference in my ability to type for long stretches. I adjust the keyboard angle between the three positions periodically and the change seems to help me stay at my task. It takes a few minutes to get used to the split keyboard arrangement but other than the occasional mis-key it's been an easy transition. The typing position seems much more natural for my wrists than the conventional straight keyboard. I have had no wrist stiffness or pain using this keyboard for long sessions. At times I use a keyboard with a tablet. Usually I am not at a table or desk when using the tablet and try to use the keyboard in my lap. My conventional straight keyboard is pretty difficult to hold and use in my lap. This keyboard, because of the attached wrist\palm support, is stable and works great in my lap. This keyboard works well with either Bluetooth or the included wireless USB adapter. The F keys are customizable through downloaded software and there are three keys corresponding to connection to three different devices.

Years of poor ergonomics at work and poor posture have left me with a lot of related problems. So, being able to have an ergonomic keyboard is very important to my health and well being. I type a lot at work, though not as much at home (but still enough to warrant improved ergonomics). I first setup this keyboard at home with my Mac mini. Unfortunately, I had a lot of issues getting it paired with my Mac. I first tried bluetooth pairing and finally got it to work after several attempts; but, the connection kept on dropping out. So, I then tried the unifying receiver and, again, had issues with setup, despite following the sparse directions included. Regardless, the setup at home was to just test it out - the main place I had planned to use the keyboard was at work, on a Windows PC. When I brought it to work, my only option was using the unifying receiver as my work desktop does not have bluetooth built-in. As soon as I plugged the unifying receiver in, the keyboard was recognized, drivers automatically installed and then done. I could start right away using it. After having used it now for a couple of weeks, I can say that the ergonomics feel good, though I'm still getting used to the layout. I have quite a bit more typos than I'm used to (I've been a touch-typist since high school), but the typos get less and less the more I use it. The key caps are a nice height (perfect height possibly?) and don't require too much force to press down. I've found that the best typing position for me, whether I'm sitting or standing (I have an up/down desk at work) is with the front "feet" in the middle position. Things may work differently for you, so try it out in all 3 positions before deciding.

Purchased this, but it didn't come on, so I returned it.

I have arthritis so working behind the keys can be uncomfortable after a while. The Logitech - ERGO K860 Ergonomic Split Bluetooth Keyboard is the first customizable keyboard that actually brings relief. I had never been comfortable with other Ergonomic keyboards. The felt ackward, not quite right if you know what I mean. The wrist support is adjustable to the point where the usual stress brought on by long sessions is quelled. The cupped keys are comfortable and secure. The keys are quiet and the cupped keys make the gentle wave easier to adapt to. Set up was as easy as all other Logi products, and the quality is superior. I noticed no lag whatsoever and the downloadable software give the user opportunity to customize the board. Try the Logitech - ERGO K860 Ergonomic Split Bluetooth Keyboard the newest and best ERGO keyboard on the market. Cheers!

Highly recommend this keyboard -- it's the best I've ever owned. I wanted something ergonomic, aesthetically pleasing, and able to seamlessly connect between multiple devices. This thing hits all those marks and more. I had the Microsoft Ergonomic Sculpt keyboard and enjoyed it, but now that I work from home I wanted to be able to easily switch between my Mac and PCs. Logitech nails this functionality -- it takes 1 second to switch. I also have the added benefit of connecting my iPad Pro as the third device option, which is great. The most surprising part is how comfortable it is. I enjoyed the Microsoft Sculpt, but the Ergo K860 is far more comfortable to use. It certainly isn't cheap, but it's worth it. If it's prohibitively expensive, I recommend trying to get a refurbished version.

Was great and comfortable. Unfortunately the keyboard just randomly got corrupted and now types random letters and numbers. No spillage, Misuse or crumbs in keyboard to cause this issue. Completely random and unable to fix issue. Secondly, the pad is comfortable but it will stain from your natural oils from your skin. You will end up with dark spots that look gross. Might want to look at another keyboard with longer life at this price point.

The feel of the keyboard keys is very Logitech. That is, the keys feel very solid with a satisfying resistance before they register the keypress. The inverted-T arrow keys and classic home/end/page up/page down keys are in exactly the right spot. The dual Windows/Mac keycaps are a great design touch and it took no time at all to get used to. The keyboard paired easily with Windows 10 and Mac OS Catalina using Bluetooth. Logitech's Craft keyboard had a tendency to almost-daily lose its Bluetooth connection with Windows 10, but so far this hasn't happened with this one. Switching back and forth between the two operating systems has been seamless. One unfortunate design issue with this keyboard is the wrist rest. The left half of the keyboard's keys angle toward the corner, as do most ergonomic keyboards'. However, due to the size of the wrist rest, this forces my left wrist to rest half-on the pad and half-off. So, you're digging your wrist into the side of pad instead of having the pad provide support. Luckily, the pad is mostly comfortable.

I was skeptical of this keyboard at first, but once I realized how great an ergonomic mouse was I had to try. Took some getting used to with the Y and B being split since I’m a fast there and have gotten used to either hand hitting those keys, but after a couple weeks using this at work I can definitely say I won’t be going back to a flat keyboard. Absolutely recommend!

This ergonomic keyboard is AMAZING, It helps so much with my wrists and it my carpal tunnel. It has felt so good to be able to work and get things done without having to take breaks and massage my hands. I love the shape an the fact that it is cordless makes it so convenient. I had trouble finding a keyboard that would stay connected to my apple products. Well, this is the one. I also have to say thank you tot he Best Buy associate that helped me find it.

This is a very comfortable keyboard. I used this both sitting at a desk and also had the keyboard rested on my lap and found on my lap the keyboard stayed in place due to its curved design. There are so many features on this keyboard, too many to mention. I chose to use the wireless adapter over Bluetooth which connected and worked perfect. I think the whole design is great innovation at best.You can't really get much more into a keyboard with all these features as this particular board has. My only disappointment is that it is not backlit which I can understand would slightly decrease battery life which I'd be willing to compensate for. This is my go-to keyboard now!