Customer Ratings & Reviews

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.

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 brought this keyboard thinking i wouldn’t like it (trust me I know how weird that sounds), After getting it home and all setup with I was able to strat working on my paper for school right away. I’ve had it almost a week and I absolutely love it. The split in the middle of the keyboard has help me improve my typing skills as well. I highly recommend it and absolutely would purchased it again.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

Excellent keyboard. Replaced my Microsoft Scupt and love it. Seamlessly toggles between my PC, Mac and Phone and super comfortable and quiet. Expensive but highly recommend.

I bought this keyboard for my home office. It has a learning curve due to the curve and separation. However, once past that, it is comfortable, The resting wrist is good. The software from Logitech is very easy to use. The keyboard is silent and responsive. It has been the best purchase for my home office setup in a while. I would like to say the price is intimidating but it is worth it.

I use this thing all day every day and love it. Super comfortable, and decent key feel. The reverse slope and padded wrist rest and great. Pretty quiet which is nice for the office. This is my first ergo keyboard and found it pretty easy to adjust to. Only con so far: one of the little feet for raising the wrist rest broke off. That's pretty disappointing, but it feels so nice to type on this I'd still recommend it.

I don't think it's a stretch to say that this keyboard has truly been life-changing. I've been a touch typist for almost 40 years and I type better on this than anything I've used in decades. I have long fingers, and typing on a regular keyboard has always been an exercise in holding my hands in an awkward position, and while I've usually been a pretty fast typist, I tended to hit a lot of wrong keys and did about as much backspacing as typing. Using this keyboard helped to correct all that. With the way the keys are placed (especially the index finger "reach" keys) I find I'm hitting the wrong key a lot less often, and my typing accuracy is much improved. In addition, typing is just a lot more comfortable in general, and is a little more enjoyable. The accompanying software that allows you to set FN keys to different tasks is very cool, and I've programmed keys I don't use (like music controls) to call up frequently-used applications. As a Mac user, I like that the keys are labeled for both Mac and Windows OS (and that's selected as part of startup.) The wrist rest *looks* like it's made of cloth, which I wasn't enthused about, but it's actually just some kind of smooth, soft padded material that is comfortable. I've seen people comment that this keyboard doesn't have other bells and whistles like backlighting, but in terms of a comfortable keyboard you can use all day that has a lot of customization options, I'm completely sold on it.

This is a really nice keyboard, particularly if you are switching between systems. The ergonomic keyboard is comfortable to use all day, and the tactile feel of the keys is very nice. The inclusion of Mac keys makes it more versatile, as does the ability to connect using a dongle or Bluetooth. Overall, this is a much better option than the lower cost than the K780 or MK850.

I had wrist surgery and was limited on mobility, tried this keyboard to see if it would help. Not only did it help, I’m completely healed now, and still use it. It fits the natural lay of your wrists and hands much better than a flat keyboard. Highly recommend.

I love this keyboard. This is my first ergonomic keyboard. It was really easy to adjust to it. I was having trouble with my hands aching at the end of the day. I use my keyboard for 40 hours a week. My hands no longer ache. It is shaped the way your hands lay naturally. Very easy to set up. The wrist rest is very comfortable. It is very quiet while typing. It was worth the money. I am glad that I gave this a try.

This is exactly what I needed. I am on my computer all day for work and was experiencing hand pain and swelling. Since buying this keyboard, these symptoms have almost completely subsided. The ability to have the keyboard at an inverse angle is what helped the most.

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.

I've been using Microsoft ergonomic keyboards for as long as I can remember including their original Natural keyboard and Natural multimedia keyboard, their ergonomic 4000 and 7000 lines, and most recently the Surface ergonomic keyboard. All of them pale in comparison to this ergonomic keyboard from Logitech and I'm never going back. First off, the three position rise at the front of the keyboard is amazing. I always felt the Microsoft keyboards went too high for comfort and I'm happy to have found a position with this Logitech keyboard that is comfortable to type in for days at a time. I am also really in love with the keys and the minimal effort required to press them. After hours of typing my fingers and wrists aren't tired and sore. The Microsoft Surface ergonomic went this direction too but the Logitech keyboard excels because of its ability to switch between multiple devices using Bluetooth or USB dongle. I always scoffed at paying more than $20 for a keyboard but this has been the best $130 investment I've ever made and my body is already thanking me for it.

I bought this as a keyboard to use while working from my home office. I normally use a Microsoft Sculpt while in the office, but I wanted to try something that had Bluetooth. The keyboard is very comfortable, and is similar in style to the Sculpt. So far I haven't had any connectivity issues, and the original batteries are still going strong. It's a bit pricey for a keyboard, but overall I would recommend it.

I used to have carpal tunnel in both wrists and I got used to using an ergonomic keyboard. I have had the surgery to repair my wrists, but I still like the curved keyboard and find it hard to type on a flat keyboard. This one is wireless, so it is just what I needed for my new computer.