Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love this keyboard. I've been using ergo keyboards for over a decade. This one is very comfortable, very natural and I love that it's wireless as well. Also, it can connect to more than one device, which I love.

Had to get a new keyboard because my wrist hurts. I used to have argonomic keyboards like this previously, but didn't really help. Wanted to give it a try after some research and found Ergo K860. Bought it vertical mouse along with it and wow... I have to say it's night and day difference. Especially for the people who use the computer all day. I'm a digital artist and using the traditional keyboard and mouse gives wrist problem and these combo helped me to get rid of the pain.

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.

I have very large hands. It's ergonomic shape accommodates that. The pad is very comfortable, with a very soft and cool feeling.

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.

Great keyboard if you like the ergo type. I used the Microsoft Sculpt with separate keypad for years but it isn't available anymore. This is a nice replacement. Fairly quiet too.

Tested a few out and decided this is the best ergonomic keyboard currently available that works for me. I wish the keys stuck out a little more because it’s easier to hit the wrong key, but not that big of a deal. It looks nice, not bulky, quiet & most important comfortable to type with. A bit overpriced.

I use this keyboard in my home office. I have two personal computers and one work computer. I am so happy that I can switch up to 3 computer inputs. My mouse does the same. This type of keyboard is very comfortable for your hands and wrists. Takes getting use to but well worth the investment and built well.

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

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. LOVE. this keyboard! I’ve used many ergonomic and ‘ergonomic’ keyboard over the years. The feel of both hand placement and typing response is great. I did need a couple days to adjust to the tilt and slight shifting to the left of this keyboard (that last bit might be just me). But the long use comfort has been fantastic from the start. I have had wrist issues for decades but I’m finding a dramatic reduction on stiffness and I’m happy at the end of the day after using this keyboard. It’s a bit more pricey that I would usually go but it’s been well worth every penny.

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

Love the Ergonomics! It's very comfortable to type on, once you adjust to the way it sits, it's awesome to use. Like the wrist support that this keyboard gives you.

Love this keyboard overall. Feels light. Keys feel great. Issue: Same price for so many years. At this point you would think some cost improvements would happen since this is an old model. But nope. I have had to get a new one previously due to it not working after 2 years. Then I got a new one and a key was broken out of the box. High price, expect high quality. Hit and miss. Currently have some wear on arm rest on my home keyboard which I do not use often. Only had a year. But still feel like I recommend this keyboard over other brands who seem to not care about Ergo market.

"I recently picked up an ergonomic keyboard from Best Buy, and it’s been a game changer for my workspace. I spend a lot of time typing, and this keyboard has made a noticeable difference in reducing wrist strain.

Excellent keyboard and attached pad. The keyboard connects seamlessly to my computer and there’s no lag between my typing and the response on the monitor. Great buy!

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

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

I love ergonomic keyboards, so helpful for someone who has been typing a lot for the past 40 years. This keyboard is very comfortable and quiet