Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have really enjoyed the ERGO keyboard from Logitech. The price tag is heavy, but honestly, if you have a desk job and spend 40+ hours a week on a keyboard, it is pennies... The split keyboard is easy to adapt to and I love the built-in comfort strip. Pair this keyboard with an ergonomic keyboard and your wrists/hands will be in heaven!

I very much prefer split keyboards. I have used the same Microsoft split keyboard for 20 years. But the one that I have is falling apart and when I went to buy the same model, it's not a $400 keyboard. So, I went to find a different model. This seemed like a good option. There are things that I like about it. But there are things that are making it very hard to use. The keys are much smaller and I find that my right hand ends up hitting keys a whole column to the left. I also find that when I try to hit backspace I'm constantly hitting insert instead. I also find, somehow that I'm constantly turning off the numlock on the keypard. It just seems a little too compressed for what I really want. I didn't have the time to go to a store to try it out so I had to buy it sight unseen and for the price it was worth a try. I'm not sure I would buy it again but maybe I'll get used to it. I have a second of the Microsoft keyboards at home so it will be interesting when I finally get off my deployment to see how the other keyboard feels after using this one for the next 9 months. The wrist rest does feel very nice. And I like the options for the elevation on the wrist rest. I also appreciate having the calculator button and the lock button. I'm not sure why I need the ability to control 3 different computers, though. I guess if I had a tablet, and a laptop, and a desktop, I could see the advantage. Ultimately, I'm going to say I would recommend, only because the other keyboards all seem so expensive and because there seems to be a ridiculous obsession with keyboards being loud. I don't want a loud, obnoxious keyboard. I want a useful, quiet keyboard. The price is good and there just aren't that many ergonomic, split keyboards out there that aren't overly priced or overly focused on making the keys sound like you're typing on a typewriter or something.

Fantastic keyboard for 3 outstanding features 1. Ergonomics are just great 2. I can actually connect my office machine on USB and iMac with bluetooth and switch with just press of a button 3. Chiclet keyboard is very responsive I would have paid more for such an amazing keyboard (but maybe with backlit feature ;) )

Purchased for my wife who works at home. She loves it and it has helped her wrist pain.

I’ve been on a pretty wild keyboard journey in the last few months. I’ve been using the Logitech wave keyboard for years and then picked up a random obsession with trying out the latest keyboards from Logitech. I tried the MX keys, pop mechanical keyboard, and the K380 keyboard (and honestly probably more I can’t think of on the top of My head). I love them all! But this ergonomic keyboard was the catch all for me. There were times where I was switching up keyboards daily, multiple times a day, weekly. Since I’ve gotten this particular model, I haven’t had to make a single switch. It’s comfortable, it’s quiet, it has the right kind of aesthetic “clackity” feel without it being obnoxious for others in the room. If the above factors in the review speak to you, hopefully this review helps your decision making! Also, this review was made after nearly a month of useage

Pretty excited about this keyboard and I've only had it for a day. It feels like a chiclet keyed version of the MS Natural keyboard that I've had for years. Feels solid and well built and has a number of positioning options that make sense for those working on kitchen tables/counters and even sit/stand desks. Having the option to connect via bluetooth or USB means I can use this with my laptop without sacrificing a precious USB port and multi device connect is particularly useful in my household right now. Any new keyboard is going to come with some adjustment pain but so far the typing feels natural and responsive, no perceptible input lag. If I'm being picky, I would prefer some small indicator that the NUM Lock is engaged and I wouldn't hate for the FN key row lock to have similar behavior. If I'm actually doing work it can be annoying forgetting that the function keys are in "fun" mode instead of my carefully chosen macros. I'm also struggling with the location of the print screen button which is seemingly huge and right where my reflex backspace stabbing hits it.

I use this keyboard at work and at home and it's been amazing for my wrists. A large portion of my job involves writing software and shortly after switching to this keyboard (along with the logitech Lift vertical mouse) my wrist pain went away!

This keyboard has replaced my old Logitech standard keyboard. The battery powered keyboard lasts much longer than my old rechargeable one. I am very pleased with the performance and ease of use! My hands and wrists bother me less at EOD and end of the work week.

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.

I specifically was looking for a replacement for my very old Microsoft Ergonomic key board. This is the only keyboard that fills that need and does it will much smaller overall size compared to my old wired MSFT keyboard. Key feel is great and typing noise is very low - much appreciated. I strongly recommend this keyboard for Windows use - works great and was easy to integrate with WINDOWS 10.

Very comfortable and easy to use Bluetooth keyboard.

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

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.

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.

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!

Love this keyboard! I am actually writing this review because I just wanted an excuse to type with it!! Ergonomics are great and the button pushes have a nice crisp feed back and feels great when you get into the typing groove.

If you spend a lot time sitting at a computer, give this a shot. I thought it was a gimmick, but decided to give it a chance after dealing with consistent wrist and shoulder pain. Paired it with an ergo mouse and have seen significant improvement. Pretty expensive, but so far it's been worth the investment.

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.

The keyboard is well-constructed and has a solid feel, I haven't noticed any significant flex in the body of the keyboard while using it on my lap, a use case for which it works rather well, better than most full-sized keyboards I've used in this way. Pairing and switching between 3 different devices was easy, and the board has worked equally well with my PCs and Android smartphones. Toggling between standard F1-F12 function keys and Logitech special functions (multimedia keys) is as simple as pressing the FN key and the Escape key. The keyswitch action is smooth, there is a bit of tactile response (typical of scissor switch mechanisms), but it's not at the same level as high-end mechanical keyswitches, most commonly used on higher-end gaming and programming keybaords. This is a great ergo keyboard. The only improvements I can suggest would be Cherry MX keyswitches and backlighting, but if neither of these are important to you and ergonomics is, there's a good chance that you'll like this unit.