Customer Ratings & Reviews

I am not going to go into all of the ins and outs of this keyboard. Rather, I'm just going to tell you that through the years I have had numerous Logitech devices and have never had a bad experience. More so I started using Logitech Wave Keyboards well over four years ago. If it feels weird at first, just give it time. The comfort and ease that this keyboard allows its user is unsurpassable. The one thing that my older keyboards did not allow was for multiple devices to be used with the same keyboard. Logitech made up for that in this keyboard (and others in their series) by allowing for Logitech Bolt (dongle) and bluetooth connections. With this you can switch between devices with relative ease. Again, with this keyboard, comfort is key. And it comes in spades, reducing fatigue and allowing for more efficient work. However, the mouse that comes with it is just ok. I would rather have just the keyboard to purchase and allow me to bundle with a higher end mouse, like Logitech's G604, which is very ergonomic and customizable. But at this price point, I would save the mouse as a backup and go get the G604 to accompany my Wave Keyboard. The only negative to this device is the lack on one feature. I wish it had a backlit keyboard. I assume that the target demographics may not want that feature, but I can't believe I'm the only one that would like to see the Wave style keyboard backlit. Again, I can't say enough about this keyboard. If you're on the fence, get it ! Once you get it, if it feels awkward, give it time! You will never go back!

I had the opportunity to get my hands on the currently unreleased Wave Keys MK670 wireless ergonomic keyboard and mouse combo, and it is a real find of a setup. The design and ergonomic keyboard feel of the keyboard and mouse are quite pleasing. I have only ever played around with an ergonomically designed keyboard, but I have not really ever put one to use. I am getting older and have over the past three years started weight training again to combat aging, stress, and weight gain. I have found that the new stresses that I rigorously inflict on my joints become very noticeable when I do any repetitive task, such as typing. I am an adult student who works full time as a manager and attends an online university full time. Needless to say, I am always typing and constantly rubbing my wrist and fingers. So far while using the ergonomic MK670 keyboard, my aches and pains in my hands have been lessened. I am not implying that it cured me, it did not. For me, there is just a noticeable difference between the strains of a traditional keyboard and that of the Wave Keys. The mouse is an M550, which is also ergonomic and helps to reduce wrist strain all while being super responsive. The connectivity and compatibility features cater to whatever your connection preferences are. I personally liked the Wi-Fi and never had an issue with connection unless someone reset the router or something external. Long story short, this is a wonderful setup for anyone looking to help reduce strain at an excellent price point.

I've had several incarnations of the Wave style keyboard that Logitech makes over the last decade or so. I've had the 350, the 550, and my work PC has the 860. I've always liked the way this style of keyboard is laid out; the 'wavy' part of the keyboard as well as the cushioned rest for the palms of the hand have made for a very enjoyable and accurate keyboard experience. The Wave Keys MK670 Keyboard Combo was not as easy or enjoyable for me to use. The keyboard feels smaller than the prior models, and I am consistently fingering extra keys while typing (and I type a ton!). The solid feel and click of prior Wave keyboard designs is gone, replaced by a quieter keyboard that just does not feel the same (less travel in the keys, not as tactile). Try as I might, I could not get to the point over the last couple of weeks where I felt comfortable and accurate on the 670. I ended up switching back to my MK550, which seems suited to larger hands and provides more of a tactile feedback. I can type lights out on that old keyboard, but with the MK670, even after three weeks of practice, I couldn't stop hitting extra keys. The MK670 says it is aimed at medium to large hands, (I wear an extra large glove size), so perhaps it is aimed at folks with smaller hands than me. The mouse that comes with the package was hit and miss for me also. After connecting via bluetooth to my PC, I found that oftentimes I had to double-click the left mouse button to get it to work where one click should have been enough; and when I needed a double click, I'd have to triple-click. It became a bit of an annoyance. A third of the time it would work perfectly, the rest of the time it required extra clicks to work. I tried it on other PCs, and it had the same issue no matter which PC it was connected to. If I could, I'd give this combo 3.5 stars out of 5. I knock one star off because having to click the mouse extra times was a pain. I take off a half star because the keyboard feels like a downgrade from the prior 550.

The Wave Keys MK670 Combo, which includes the MK670 wireless mechanical keyboard and the accompanying wireless mouse, has significantly elevated my computing experience. Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity is seamless. I can easily connect it to multiple devices and switch between them without any hiccups. The wireless range is impressive, allowing me to work comfortably from a distance. The accompanying wireless mouse has a comfortable ergonomic design. It fits my hand well and allows for extended usage without discomfort. The build quality is good, although it could feel slightly more premium. As a combo, the MK670 provides exceptional value. It's a well-rounded package that covers both typing and pointing device needs. While the price is not the lowest, the quality and features make it a worthwhile investment. In conclusion, the Wave Keys MK670 Combo is a compelling choice for users seeking a high-quality wireless keyboard and mouse solution. The keyboard impresses with its build quality, wireless performance, and customization options. The mouse, while functional and comfortable, could benefit from enhanced customization features. Nevertheless, as a combo, it offers excellent value and has significantly improved my overall computing experience, making it a worthy addition to any workspace.

The Wave Keys MK670 Combo Keyboard is lightweight and provides wrist comfort and includes Blutooth Technology. There is a doggle/receiver that allows connection from the mouse to the keyboard utilitzing blutooth technology. The keyboard is comfortable and compatible with the following systems of windows, macOS, IPad)S, Android, ChromeOS, and Linux. The support that the keyboard provides is great. I tend to do a lot of typing throughout the day with reports and spreadsheets. For myself it is important so that my hands have the opportunity to not get as tired as fast. I like that there is cushioned palm rest with memory foam support. As I have gotten older, this is really important to me. I am a fast typer and I noticed that when typing there is less noise with silent clicks. That is great. For myself I am considered to have medium to large hands and this has not been an issue. I also like the smart whell that helps to scroll line by line on pages with the smart wheel. It is even convient because you can also fly thorugh pages with the Smart Wheel. I enjoy using Logi Tech products. Pros: Can rest the wrist while typing. Comfort of the foam board. The Smart Wheel of the Mouse. Flexibility of the wave keys curving along with my hands. Cons: None at the moment.

I bought this to use with my new laptop and I absolutely love it. I have been looking for a smaller ergonomic keyboard that included the 10 key for a longtime and I finally found it! It's so nice because it will fit in my computer bag along with everything else.

I found that the Logitech - Wave Keys MK670 Combo Ergonomic Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo were great. The ergonomic keyboard made typing very natural and comfortable. Has someone who is at the computer most all day every day for work I needed something that would help make it more comfortable. I used the devices with a 2020 MacBook Pro and found that set up was very easy. Though the dongle requires a standard USB which most new computers do not have so you will need an adapter to use these devices. I found that very inconvenient. However, this is really the only negative to this device. There are some keyboards and mouses out there are fully Bluetooth. The combo comes with an application that you can download, though I had trouble finding it as it was not available on the App Store, but had to be directly downloaded from the manufacturer's website. The app allows some customability of the functions of the mouse and hotkeys on the keyboard. I did not find it all that helpful and deleted it after a few days. The combo works fine without the software. They would have received 5 stars had they not needed the dongle.

A good keyboard ruined by few missing millimeters of spacing, and a fun mouse. Coming from the old Logitech ergo keyboard, the keys on this keyboard are divine: they are effortless to type on and I achieve better accuracy. The mouse has fun in its action, too. It’s surprisingly fun to click - highly tactile in a surprising way. However, there’s no easy way to say this: this keyboard is almost impossible to fully use without looking at it. There is no spacing between the function key row and the main keys, and it barely has enough spacing between the keypad from the main keys. It is far too easy to press the wrong key when trying to use Backspace key. Worse, the Delete key is right above the Backspace key and they made it almost as wide, so they’re very easy to confuse for one another. This spacing is critical for any degree of accurate, rapid typing - I usually only need to look at the keyboard if I’m figuring out which numbed key has the odd symbol I never use but need to today. I am growing slightly more confident on it the more I use it, and I realize that most keyboards are veering towards these terrible layouts with adjoined function rows that serve a dual purpose, but the original keyboard’s layout was much more conducive to typing by feel and overall productivity. Overall, this product is fit for a world so eager to settle for mediocrity.

This is a much-improved version of the wave keyboard compared to my seven-year-old Logi wave keyboard. It has a very light and shallow keystroke feel and is four inches narrower than the prior version. My main gripe with the old one was that you had to deeply depress the keys to activate them; that has been solved with this version. The more narrow layout also means less finger spread is needed (but that may not be a good thing for someone with very large hands).

I love my keyboard and mouse. Very easy to set up and works great for what I need it for.

KEYBOARD: The keyboard is full sized with the number pad on the right side. There is an attached memory foam wrist pad which is quite comfortable. The keys are easy to press and are not noisy as they have SilentTouch technology. This keyboard also has tilt legs if you would like your keyboard at an angle and they simply flip down. The wave design (slightly curved and contoured) is not for everyone but it’s not that hard to adjust to and will definitely help if you type a lot and have carpal tunnel or to avoid getting carpal tunnel syndrome. I find it more comfortable when typing all day compared to a standard keyboard. My hands feel less stress, I think because of the position your hands and fingers are while typing. I did transcription for many, many years and when this type of keyboard was brought to the forefront I bought one and never looked back. It is an EXCELLENT option for you, especially if you do a lot of typing. MOUSE: The mouse is shaped so that it can be used for either a right or left handed person and is very comfortable. The mouse scroll button is smooth to use and very quiet. KEYBOARD AND MOUSE: You can link the keyboard and mouse two ways. The first is by Bluetooth and the second is with the Logi Bolt (dongle). I like the second option better, because you use only one dongle for both the keyboard and the mouse. You only end up using one USB-A port. The Bluetooth is a nice option in case you have used up your other USB-A ports for other things on your computer. The keyboard comes with 2 AAA batteries and the mouse comes with 1 AA battery. I was pleasantly surprised that they both come with brand named batteries and not some generic battery. If you would like to customize your keyboard and mouse, you can download the LogiOptions app to your computer or laptop. This app lets you change your preferences on things you do every day. I recommend this keyboard and mouse combo, especially if you are at your computer daily. I have found my hands don't ache as much as they do with a standard keyboard and the mouse is very comfortable for my hand.

This is a great keyboard, MK 670 combo, for someone with small hands. I have been used to the larger, K350, combo. in which the keys are more spread out and has some additional options. After using it for several days I have able to adapt my fingers to the smaller less distance between the keys. Again, I would highly recommend this for someone with smaller hands.

I spent a lot of time trying to find a good keyboard. I spend a lot of time doing interviews for work, so typing while on the phone is a big part of my job. I wanted a keyboard that was functional, comfortable, and not too loud. This keyboard checked all of the boxes for me! I also want to mention that I have nails and this keyboard makes it so easy for me to type with ease and speed with little to no mistakes! Great purchase hands down.

I needed a new keyboard and this worked well. the curve adds comfortability to the typing process. A bit expensive but it the garbage to cost ratio made it the only real choice.

My old keyboard went out, so I went and bought a new one. I love this keyboard. It is so very comfortable. The wrist rest is very comfortable. The keys type great, and it is the best keyboard I have ever had. I am very pleased with this purchase and recommend it to anyone who types, or does any time of work on their desk top computer.

I bought the combo pack with the ergonomic keyboard and wireless mouse for my wife and she loves it,, highly recommend this deal…

The palm rest is definitely easier on my wrists. I also believe that switching from a built in touch/track pad to the mouse makes a difference for the tendonitis in my elbow. I highly recommend going an ergonomic route especially for heavy computer users. I might want a keyboard with even more support!

I love this keyboard it so sool and convenient. Very calick looking as well.

It is great do far! It is bitt smaller than i expected but it works! Thank you

Excellent size for my small standing desk. Works great!