Customer Ratings & Reviews

I was in the market for a new keyboard to replace the K750 I had for the last 8 years! I thought I would go ergonomic, and this keyboard was really great. I couldn't get used to the curved aspect and switched to a mechanical keyboard with the G915 TKL.

Low actuation force and the slopes make for a comfortable typing experience. These are scissor style switches.

Keyboard is super comfy! Worth my money! Highly recommend

Greating typing experience. Easily connects to 3 machines. Love it.

Years ago I had an ergonomic keyboard. Then I moved to using a laptop keyboard. I got tired of the fan noise from my laptop broadcasting over Zoom, so bought this and moved my laptop aside. These are so comfortable to use and less strain on my shoulders and arms.

I would totally recommend this keyboard to anyone. It has so many specialized features all at the touch of a button (lol). I love the way it adjusts and the keys are not noisy.

relieves pain in wrists. Able to type for hours completing school assignments with no issues.

Upgraded to this keyboard after using a Microsoft Ergo keyboard. Love the feel of the keyboard feels more natural and definitely helping with previous carpel tunnel pain.

I bought this keyboard as a replacement for an earlier version of the Logitech ERGO keyboard, and it is outstanding. I particularly enjoy the silent keys, especially nowadays when we are constantly on virtual calls for work.

I was starting to have some hand pain from using my computer, this keyboard and the vertical mouse helped a lot!!

I had high hopes for this well-rated keyboard; I bought it in haste after my kitten toppled my water mug into my Microsoft Natural Ergo Keyboard 4000. Previously spoiled, I really hate the look and feel of this Logitech keyboard. The three stars are because it was admittedly easy to set up and does have the wireless and USB options. However, I hate the super-low and flat chiclet keys, the icky feel of the palm rest on my skin, and the poor contrast between the letter labels and the gray keyboard (it's a struggle to look down in low light and locate less-used keys with no backlighting) Since I'm at the keyboard all day long typing at warp speed, I have to go with another MS 4000 keyboard. Yes it's wired--and also lacks backlighting. However, it provides me with a far more comfortable and accurate typing experience--with more palm/wrist support and less eyestrain. This LogiTech keyboard is definitely NOT for me.

Love this keyboard. I have carpal tunnel and the setup of it really allows my wrist to be relaxed. Would highly recommend. I use to have the Microsoft sculpt and I love that this one has the number pad attached. And it’s overall bettter.

Good keyboard, like it being cordless. Works well.

Love this product, slots, smaller, and more compact for traveling. Very comfortable, however, I’m not sure what all of functionalities are. Yet

I found I kept angling my wrists to fight the ergonomic design. I will say I was surprised at how much I liked the keyboard tho. So I feel bad eating it as a three...but the low rating isn’t really anything more than it didn’t work for me. I exchanged it for a Logitech Mx.

Awesome product. I would highly recommend this Keyboard.

Takes a little to get used to the key placement being different from the standard "flat" keyboard but once making the adjustment it is very good.

Very comfortable and feels well built. It's still plastic, but I'll likely get one for my wife soon. Wish it was rechargeable, but it's 2x AA. Be aware, this keyboard will show your bad typing habits. Takes a little while to get over.

After several months of using this in lieu of Apple’s Magic Keyboard, I can say for sure it has eased my wrist strain. Plus it always connects immediately and never drops connection (unlike the Logitech Ergo Trackball)

Just as summary says, this keyboard is difficult to adjust to and it looks as the the padded wrist rest breaks away. It does not. all one piece. The quality is good and was packaged very well, just do not care for.