Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love this keyboard, I feel no pain in my wrists or hands since I started using this keyboard. I also love how quiet the keyboard is when I type

So sleek, and quiet. I purchased this to ease wrist tightness , and it helped tremendously! No longer have wrist tightness, keys are quiet also.

I’ve tried a few ergonomic keyboards over the years, but this one really hits the mark. The Ergo K860 has everything I need, and the keyboard + palm rest combo is perfect. I’m sending emails all day, and this has made a noticeable difference in comfort. Very well designed, solid feel, and easy to get used to. Definitely my favorite ergo keyboard so far.

The Logitech ERGO K860 has been one of the best keyboard upgrades I’ve made. The split, curved design feels natural and significantly reduces wrist strain, especially during long workdays. The built-in palm rest is comfortable and supportive without being too soft or too firm. Typing feels smooth and quiet thanks to the scissor switches, and the key layout is easy to adjust to after a short learning curve. I also appreciate the ability to connect to multiple devices and switch between them seamlessly, which is perfect for working across a laptop and desktop. Build quality is solid, battery life is excellent, and it works flawlessly with both Windows and Mac. If you spend hours typing every day and want something ergonomic without sacrificing performance, this keyboard is absolutely worth it. Highly recommend.

This is one of the best purchases I've made. I type all day, and my hands are exhausted by the end of day. This keyboard has changed that! The ergonomic style and comfort are amazing. My hand pain is gone my wrist feel much better.

I bought this because of the laptop-like keys, but I also need the ergonomic design. It was twice as expensive as a couple of the other ergos I tried out - but it was the only one I found that has those keys. It is very quiet, so I'm really happy to not have all that 'clicking'! There are a number of special keys/features that will likely be very helpful -- when I get a chance to try them all out! The wrist rest is very comfortable -- not quite as cushy as some of the other ones I've tried that have memory foam -- but that appears to be okay, as it's good support. The keys are not as far apart as a standard ergonomic, and I haven't yet determined if that's a good thing or not. I look forward to continued use as I get comfortable with my hand placement, and many years of happy typing!

The keyboard is quite. The keyboard is precise on the keyboard strike with no discomfort whatsoever. The keyboard is very comfortable. The keyboard is a little big and can be a little bit smaller.

Really good keyboard, the ergo design really works plus the material for the rest support is very smooth and nice to touch! The wireless connection is great and typing became easier! Every PC at least at work should've have a Keyboard like these one. Very happy! well done Logitech!

It's an ergonomic keyboard. It does the job (alleviating wrist pain, being a keyboard) approximately as well as any wildly expensive keyboard should. Despite scissor switches, it's somewhat loud - while I'd call this a feature, your coworkers may disagree. The shortened travel distance between the "lock" button and the "-" means your learning curve has real-time penalties, especially if you've placed it on the keyboard tray of your vintage hardwood desk and can't see the keys. While the MS Natural will always be leaps and bounds better than any alternative, this is the most tolerable modern competitor I've found so far.

Very solid keyboard. The raised center and curve of the keys help reposition my arms when typing so that my elbows point further out - a much more comfortable position than typing on a straight keyboard in my opinion. Meanwhile the built in palm rest helps with straightening my wrists and has helped a lot with my carpal tunnel since I type for essentially 8 hours straight. Lastly the number key is a must for me since I work in a accounting and really sealed my rating. I will say that it does take a little bit of time to adjust to the new positions/distance of the keys, and there are a few items in the keyboard that are slightly different than most keyboards I've used such as the alt keys having various new options, but that is in no way a bad thing.

This was my first foray into ergonomic keyboards and I am glad that I spent the extra money for this one. Pros: Typing - The keys have good travel and feel clicky and responsive. I can be a pretty heavy typer when I really get going and typing quickly and this keyboard handles it in stride. On that note. Build Quality - It is all plastic, as expected, but there is very little flex, and absolutely no give to the keyboard when typing. It stays exactly where you set it. Foot raisers - Three separate heights are available - no feet, small feet, large feet, that lift from the front of the keyboard. Great for choosing which angle works best for you. I normally don't have the feet raised based on my current desk set up. Palm Rest - Super comfortable, soft touch. I have not had any wrist pain from this keyboard - all of it at this point can be attributed to my standard mouse (will have to get an ergo one of those). Connectivity - Three options that you can connect to keyboard to is super helpful. I keep the dongle in my work laptop, and connect it via Bluetooth to my phone (that I'm writing this review on with the keyboard right now). Switching between connections is as easy as pressing the button and it connects quickly every time. Cons: No num lock - A lot of people have mentioned this as a con for the device, and while somewhat inconvenient, it's not reallllly that big of a deal for me. Yeah, it'd be nice, but most of the time num lock is on and stays on as soon as you press it, so unless you're constantly turning it on and off for some reason, no light isn't a deal breaker. Discoloring of wrist rest - This is my only true complaint with the device. I am very careful with the keyboard, and have yet to spill anything on it, yet you can see some light (well in this case, dark) discoloration of the wrist wrest where I normally place my hands. I assume it is just from the oils from my skin. Doesn't do anything to affect the performance, but it didn't take long for the "stains" to show up. All in all, I couldn't be happier with the keyboard. I've used it 40 hours a week since I got it and it's been a dream the entire time. There is a learning curve with the keyboard, just like any ergo keyboard, but it really took no time at all for me to adjust, given that the keys don't feel that out of place. If you're looking for a great feeling, wireless ergonomic keyboard, I highly recommend this one.

If you are looking for a great ergonomic keyboard to prevent wrist pain after typing all day, look no further! It will take a day or 2 for you to get used to a split keyboard design if you have never used one before, but I promise you that if you stick with it, you will not want to go back! The wrist rest (while not detachable) is contoured excellently, and you can even tilt the keyboard using the feet that are at the front (meaning the feet are close to you, not on the far edge like normal). This allows your wrists to sort-of hang down, giving you even more pressure relief should you need it. Being able to easily switch between 3 connected devices is also a huge productivity booster, though I do wish the light would stay illuminated so you know which devices you are connected to at all times.

Hands down the best ergonomic keyboard on the market. Let me prove that, in saying I have had two of these. The first one broke by no fault of it's own, rather through contact with my office wall when it stopped working. After changing the batteries and it still not working, then abusing it out of anger, the issue was that I needed to restart and update my PC. There is one major issue with this keyboard, being that the opt & alt buttons on the keyboard are reversed, and it is a known issue. I couldn't make sense of how to fix the issue in forums, so I've learned to live with it. It is frustrating when creating special characters with quick keys like copyright symbols, etc. It is also important to note that I do digital for a living. I use a keyboard about 50x more than a standard user, and the batteries last for about a year for me, meaning they should last nearly a lifetime for most other daily users. The keys are fluid and not clunky, and they never fail my 300 wpm typing. I highly recommend this product.

I had an older Unify keyboard but needed one that could be connected to two computers concurrently. It's nice that Logitech finally got a clue that some of us want one set of keyboard and mouse for that purpose. The ergo setup of this keyboard makes for an excellent replacement for my favorite keyboard (MS Natural Ergonomic 4000) because it's wireless, more compact, and can be paired with two computers concurrently. I really like the feel of typing on it as well. My only complaint was the price of this keyboard. But, work was paying for it so there's that.

This keyboard is very comfortable to use. Angle of keys and wristpad are very good.

Absolutely love this keyboard. This is actually second one I've bought. I have one for my home office and one at the office away from home. The keys are low profile (like laptop keys) and the ergonomic design is very comfortable. It has multiple front height adjustments, so it can be adjusted to your personal preference. You have the option to connect with the dongle or via Bluetooth. Very versatile. And the battery life is excellent.

I enjoy this keyboard. The toggle from 3 different bluetooth devices, 3 PC for me. It really removes the need for another keyboard. That feature is the "killer feature". Otherwise its nice as a ergo keyboard and being wireless is 100% nice. Noticed some lag when switching from all three devices at times. Its the devices picking up the switch from what I can tell. Not a significant lag. Overall I have 2 extra incase logitech decides to boat Anchor this product for some AI stuff.

Super comfortable and the fabric wrist wrest is definitely nice! The chiclet-type flat keys are comfortable to use and the keyboard is not at a ridiculous angle. Switching features and Bluetooth is fantastic and handy. Adjustable feet saved this keyboard from being returned. It is a bit pricey, most ergo keyboards are though. I would recommend this over many other keyboards and since it's logitech you can be assured that battery and longevity will stick around.

I want sure I would like this keyboard but read a lot about it. I was a traditional keyboard user but was experiencing a lot of symptoms of fatigue when using it for long periods of time. I have been using this keyboard exclusively for about ten months now and it is great. The battery is still the same one I put in at purchase. I use it with my desktop and my laptop. Logi's software is easy to use and set up. A click of a button and I am using the keyboard for my desktop, then just as quickly back to my laptop. The programmable F-Keys are a nice feature as well. Really tap into the functionality to increase work flows and efficiency. I originally purchased for the ergonomic function. It took my about four total weeks to get use to the design, each week getting stronger and stronger. I made it a mission to switch over to this style as my hands, wrists, arms, shoulders, neck and upper back were really starting to get strained. The curved/raised nature of the keys is clearly something to get use to, but what I love are the inversions you can do with different set of feet (under the palm rest). These raise the keyboard to a comfortable position under your palm, while letting your fingers delicately "hover" over the keys. Each is easy to reach with little over extension. Again, takes some getting use to but soooo worth it in the end. Over the first week I noticed a huge difference. I now notice little to no pain or inflammation after a long day of typing (I am an online higher ed and grade/comment exclusively online). I don't think I will go back to a traditional design any time soon.

This is the only keyboard I will ever buy. Had to replace my previous one after many years. Love the ergonomic shape. Does not make my write sore. It took a little bit to get used to the curvature but after a while it was easy.