Customer Ratings & Reviews

I bought to help me make my hands stay in the correct form. I develop the bad habit to cross my right hand to the left keys and it is time to correct it. I like the quality feel and wrist support, so far so good and I am glad I made the investment to improve my typing ability. Sincerely, DLC.

I guess it's OK. The battery died within days; I was about to return the keyboard, thinking it couldn't be the batteries but then tried new batteries and it seems to be working fine. Kinda surprised for that amount of money they couldn't include batteries that would last a month but...

I picked this up to replace an old wired Microsoft ergo keyboard and declutter my WFH space. It’s exactly what I was looking for! The ergo shape is very familiar, but somehow fits my typing position a little better. Also love the quiet (yet tactile) keys - I type while on calls a lot and don’t want others to have to listen to mechanical keys clacking away. Also a huge fan of being able to easily switch between paired devices. I can switch between my work laptop and home desktop with the push of a key. I was able to dump two wired keyboards with this one. Overall build quality is solid too. It feels well built and up to years of all-day typing. Strongly recommend!

LISTEN, LOGITECH: You need to cut off the Number keypad and have it separate or remove it altogether. This keyboard is huge, and the mouse is over food away. I have to sit sideways to use the keyboard and mouse and rotate to use them. I am 6' 1". Microsoft had a great keyboard that worked just like that.

This is one of the best keyboards I have used in a long time. I don’t like very loud keyboards and the soft keys helps when typing

I don think I would use this but someone would :) Fire emoji out of 10

Love the new setup. Makes it completely different from the usual keyboards. No compliant

I had my reservations about purchasing this item, concerned that it would require too much adjustment. Surprisingly, it was easy to switch gears and start using this item.

I bought this for the ergonomic aspect, as my arms were starting to ache after working all day from desk at home, after our office closed due to covid. This keyboard took all the pain away! :) Several months in and no more problems.

Absolutely love this product! I have used ergonomic keyboards for 15+ years and this one takes the prize. It’s sleek slim design along with the low profile keys are why I picked this keyboard. Highly recommend.

I had wrist pain with my previous keyboard. Since purchasing this, no more wrist pain. Its quiet and built well. Nice keyboard

I was a bit hesitant coming from a logitech curved (but not ergonomic) and a microsoft ergonomic model (which was too delicate for me). However, this was really easy to get used to and very comfortable.

Loke this product, your wrist rest nicely on the pad and your hands are in a nature position when you type.

I really like this keyboard. The keys are soft, comfortable and easy to press. And design is also comfortable. It is on the more expensive end of how much I was willing to pay for a keyboard, but I don’t have any regrets about spending the money.

This keyboard makes working at a computer all day easier. It definitely helps having it curved to be more ergonomic.

I had pain in my arm from typing position and this keyboard relieved it. This keyboard is the right angle and feels very comfortable for me. Though some people may not feel so with the reverse tilt. Feels solid and I would get another for my home.

Very comfortable to use! Love this keyboard. Would purchase again

This is a great keyboard. It is extremely comfortable to use and is a must have for anyone who spends a lot of time typing, or anyone (like me) with carpal tunnel syndrome. It makes a big difference. It is a split keyboard, but not an extreme one, so it is very fast and easy to adapt to its layout if an ergonomic keyboard is new to you. The keys are membrane style, so they are quiet with not much travel, but still feel nice to type on. Great layout and a nice selection of extras - media controls, functon keys. There are only 3 flaws with this keyboard. First, at this price point (it is NOT a cheap or budget option), it is inexcusable for Logitech to not use rechargeable batteries. While the batteries last a long time (I am still on the set that came with the keyboard), this is a high end keyboard, and I should not have to worry about changing batteries. It is an added hassle and expense, and it is bad for the environment. Second, again at this price point, this keyboard should be backlit. Now, this is an office product, not a gaming keyboard, so there is no need for fancy RGB lighting with all different color and pattern options. However, a simple white back light should be there for a keyboard this expensive. Third, the wrist rest works well, but the finish is very cheap and plasticy looking and feeling. Logitech should have used a different texture/fabric on the wrist rest. One that feels more like fabric or leather would have been more comfortable on the wrist and looked far nicer. This looks cheap. Also, the wrist rest should be removeable. If Logitech would address these 3 issues, this keyboard would definitely be a 5-star product and would justify the price. Alternatively, if Logitech is not going to change these 3 things, then they would have to lower the price ($60 would be an appropriate price point) to get that 5th star. Smply put, the lack of backlighting, the lack of rechargeable batteries, and the cheap finish on the wrist rest make this keyboard overpriced.

Well designed and very comfortable. I would prefer it have the ability to elevate the back/top to tilt the keyboard slightly towards the user.

My wrists seem to feel better -- its hard to know for sure why, but I think this keyboard has something to do with it. Works great with the Logi Bolt receiver. Logitech software is consistently buggy, but you only need it for customizing keyboard shortcuts and action buttons (if you want to), so that's not much of an issue... The only issue I have with the layout of the keyboard is that I find it hard to type Vs and Bs still, after a couple of months of adapting to it... its just a weird reach relative to other keyboards. The rest of the adaptation to the curve was easy.