Wave Keys Wireless Ergonomic Keyboard with Cushioned Palm Rest, Comfortable Natural Typing, Easy-Switch, Bluetooth, Logi Bolt Receiver, for Multi-OS, Windows/Mac - Graphite

Definitely the most comfortable and quiet keyboard I have used to date. The function keys on this are so convenient. Setup is easy and the touch response on the keys feels so natural and so quiet. It is not backlit but that is fine for me because the quality of the keys is worth it. With keyboards being so expensive these days for the gamer sect, this is the perfect value for the rest of us who use the keyboard for data entry purposes. I stumbled upon a function key for print screen that is a gamechanger for me in my work, so I am very pleased.

I absolutely love this ergo mini keyboard is how I describe. Not only is it a space saver and very aesthetically appealing, but also I believe it has improved my key stroke. I was always placing my fingers wrong on the flat keyboard and misspelling very often. I still use one finger to reach numbers and other far away keys but I think it is a vast difference and easy to learn. I originally purchased a #1 rated redo key board which appeared so daunting compared to this one. It also took up a bit of room on my limited desk space. This ergo min is very lightweight, easily portable and matches well with the color of my HP desktop. The real work is right around as my classes start soon and I’ll be spending sleepless nights on my computer. This keyboard is the one saving grace that helps eliminate some anxieties. I’ll let you know in the future how goes it. Right now if you’re willing to try something new, this is a good purchase and worth the price. I also purchased the ergo mouse partner, and true to advertisement claim, it is as quiet as a mouse. Literally. And set up did not stump this dummy for long. A quality keyboard, quality mouse, quality purchase.

I love this keyboard. I used Microsoft Comfort Keyboards for years and when my last one needed to be retired, I purchased this one to test it out. It's awesome. Here's what I like: 1. It's very comfortable to use - the curve and the hand positions are great. So is the wrist cushion. 2. It's smaller than a traditional keyboard, freeing up desk space. 3. The function keys have thoughtful primary functions and an app to customize the fn combo. 4. The ability to connect via Bluetooth AND a dongle. And the ability to connect with three different devices with the click of a button. 5. The ability to support both Windows and Mac features and toggle between them. So if you move between systems, you can use the same keyboard. 6. The indicator lights for which system you are connected to and the battery work well. 7. It uses AAA batteries and doesn't require a special expensive battery. 8. It has a convenient place to store the dongle when not in use. I am very happy I purchased this keyboard. NOTE: I also purchased the keyboard skin to go with it to protect it. That works great too!

Years ago, I had a wired Microsoft ergonomic keyboard that actually split the right hand from the left. I loved it. I wore it out. Ever since, I've been generally unhappy with subsequent keyboards I've tried. I've got eight or ten, unused keyboards in a closet. I really like the Logitech Wave Keys Wireless Ergonomic Keyboard. I like the compact size, even though I didn't think I would, because I've always used a full-size keyboard except in a few Bluetooth connectivity applications. I've been a touch-key typist since High School. I love the "key travel" and "key response" of this keyboard. It's not mushy, and the springs provide solid return. The keys press down an appropriate amount. On some keyboards the "key travel" (how far down the key presses) is so deep, it actually makes my hands tired sooner. On many other keyboards, the response is not as sure, and for some reason I get double-characters as I type. Even after adjusting the keyboard "key repeat rate" the double-characters appear, so it's not due to a long press of my fingers. On this keyboard, I've not experienced double-characters being inadvertently produced at all as I type. I'm disappointed in the inability to define more keys. Only a subset of the F-key row can be re-defined. The fact that there is no inverted-T configuration is a challenge, as well as the uncommon placement of page up, page down, delete, and end. I've used Microsoft Power Toys to redefine the keypad insert, and delete to be delete and backspace as well as redefining the Home key to be "Snip" since Windows uses the PrntScr key to access the screen-snip/screen-shot function. (Note, when using Microsoft Power Toys to re-define keys, the Power Toys program must be started first. You should consider putting it in your startup folder.) I used the LogiOptions+ to turn off the keypad toggle function of the clear button on the keypad so my re-defined buttons are always accessible. I also used the LogiOptions+ to set the F-Keys to be their primary function instead of the media controls being primary. That decision reflects the primary concern by Logitech to be easier for novice computer users who don't use F-keys for computer functions. I suppose it makes sense. Novice computer users are more common than the well-initiated. The experienced computer user can more easily find work-around methods. Nevertheless, it's an annoyance. Also, I found the LogiOptions+ software to be non-intuitive and difficult to use. I eventually figured out what I wanted out of it, but it was not intuitive for me at all. For such an elaborate-looking application, it doesn't do very much, and what it does, it doesn't do very well. In addition, Logitech's support people speak exclusively in "logitech" jargon, and if you don't know the "logitech" name they've given to standard keys, you're left wondering "What's that?" Overall, this is the best keyboard I've tried and used in 2024. If it doesn't wear out, I'll probably get another year or two out of it.

Great keyboard. I was looking for one to replace my older Wave which was relatively loud compared to newer models. I was a bit concerned with the size of this model given it is smaller. But I am very happy with the purchase.

teclado logitech de muy buena calidad, llego sin problemas, funcionando muy bien, recomendado

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Good quality, took some time to fet used to the key placement. Sturdy & compact

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A well-designed keyboard, well-sized and highly functional. It feels well-designed and well-built. It was easy to connect to my PC and easy to manage via the Logi Options+ app, which I also use to manage a Logi mouse. Part of the magic of why it's easier on your hands is the compact nature of key placement, i.e., it offers all the functions of a full-size keyboard but in a smaller form factor. My hands are large (i.e., I wear size large gloves), and I find the keyboard perfectly well laid out; I don't feel crowded, but this might be an issue if your hands are even larger. A couple of items that I will need to get used to are the placement of the delete key and the arrow keys. I figure it'll take a couple of days, and I'll have the muscle memory, so no biggie. The keys are quiet and firm, yet easy to push. The wrist rest is nice, and I think it will help address the numbness issues I encounter during long work sessions. I'm using it on a sit-and-stand desk and will fine-tune the height to get things dialled in right, but in the meantime, it's working well. You can program a number of the function keys via the Logi Options+ app, something I've done with the mouse; this can be a huge time/keystroke saver for repetitive work. You can also enable the top row to be either F-keys or media keys, which means you don't have to push the function key along with the F-key that you want to use. In case you're wondering, no, this keyboard is not backlit. More importantly, it has raised lines on the home keys, and as a touch typist, this is all I need. I don't look at the keyboard, and don't need it to be backlit. To be honest, I would find it distracting and annoying. Yes, the Caps Lock key has a tiny light on it. Between writing for my PhD and my day job, I easily type for 10+ hours a day, hence why I opted for the ergonomic layout. Other than the minor items mentioned above, which I can adapt to, I think this will be an excellent keyboard to work with. This is an excellent keyboard and well worth the price. I would highly recommend it for someone who can touch-type, doesn't care about backlit keys, and wants the enhanced functionality of programmable keys. ***Update one week later Everything above is still true, but I found the keyboard to be too small for my hands; there were too many awkward finger twists, etc., and it was interrupting my typing/workflow. So, I returned it and got the larger Logi ERGO K860 For Business keyboard - love it!