Logitech Ergo K860 Wireless Split Keyboard

I had a wired keyboard previously but it was very noisy right from the start and took up a lot of room on my desk. A friend had the earlier version of the Logitech Ergo keyboard and was happy with it so I decided to upgrade. My computer is pretty old so the wireless connection didn't work, but the plug-in USB did.The keyboard took a little time to get used to due to it being slightly smaller than my old Microsoft one, and for a week or so I often hit the wrong keys. As expected, my fingers learned the new positions pretty quickly and now I find it really good and very comfortable - the only key I still hit in error is the print screen one, because it's just above the backspace key! The built-in wrist rest has a nice texture and is a good thickness.I'm not sure how ... MoreI had a wired keyboard previously but it was very noisy right from the start and took up a lot of room on my desk. A friend had the earlier version of the Logitech Ergo keyboard and was happy with it so I decided to upgrade. My computer is pretty old so the wireless connection didn't work, but the plug-in USB did.The keyboard took a little time to get used to due to it being slightly smaller than my old Microsoft one, and for a week or so I often hit the wrong keys. As expected, my fingers learned the new positions pretty quickly and now I find it really good and very comfortable - the only key I still hit in error is the print screen one, because it's just above the backspace key! The built-in wrist rest has a nice texture and is a good thickness.I'm not sure how long the batteries last - I've had it for more than a month and they haven't died yet. I have it switched on for at least eight or nine hours five days a week and turn it off each night.While it was more expensive than the previous Microsoft wired one I had, it looks to be better quality and it's a lot quieter and the keys don't rattle so I'm happy to pay more. I'd certainly buy one again and would happily recommend it to others.

I was hesitant at first as I've typed on a standard keyboard for over 30 years and was worried the curve would feel odd. However I used it once and will never go back!! This keyboard is a game-changer if you're doing a desk-bound job. I could instantly feel my wrists being supported, and my fingers instinctively went to the correct keys - the curve wasn't a problem at all. I'm now a few weeks in and I'm a definite convert! PB Tech also had the best price. Definitely recommend!

Actually healed me & saved me from financial ruin

Has legitimately been healing my wrist RSI / Tenosynovitis after a lengthy medical battle this year, trying everything except surgery.I've had it two weeks and my discomfort has gone from a 9 to a 1. I thought it was going to take ages to get used to the ergo design too, but it was almost instant, which was so bizarre.The front tenting legs are great and the wrist rest feels really nice. Normally I'm not a huge fan of Logi products, but this one has won me over.If you're having wrist and/or forearm discomfort / inflammation give this a go.

Best ergonomic keyboard

I've been using ergonomic keyboards for the past 23 years. This by far is my favourite in the current market. The unit is one piece so it doesn't have a removable wrist pad which really works well with the design. The wrist pad is not made of fabric and can easily be wiped down which is great for keeping it clean/germs and ongoing use of the device. There are 3 different levels the keyboard can be adjusted to for comfort. The unit uses a unifying Logitech USB so if you already have another Logitech mouse connected, you can just add the device using Logitech options software. Comes with an on/off switch at the top of the keyboard, slightly underneath the lip so it wasn't obvious to me where it was. If you have used many logitech keyboards, you will be extremely ... MoreI've been using ergonomic keyboards for the past 23 years. This by far is my favourite in the current market. The unit is one piece so it doesn't have a removable wrist pad which really works well with the design. The wrist pad is not made of fabric and can easily be wiped down which is great for keeping it clean/germs and ongoing use of the device. There are 3 different levels the keyboard can be adjusted to for comfort. The unit uses a unifying Logitech USB so if you already have another Logitech mouse connected, you can just add the device using Logitech options software. Comes with an on/off switch at the top of the keyboard, slightly underneath the lip so it wasn't obvious to me where it was. If you have used many logitech keyboards, you will be extremely pleased with this and if you are using a competitors ergonomic keyboard it is worth the switch. If they had this available in Covid WFH era, I would've purchased 2.

Eases muscle pain

As a graphic designer and working with a keyboard 38+ hours per week, I suffer from chronic tennis elbow and tendonitis in my arms. After months of remedial massage, stretching and dry kneeling, my last option was a cortisone injection, or worse, change careers. This was until my osteopath suggested I try ergonomic products. I have tried them before but none helped; until now. I searched for an ergonomic keyboard and found the Logitech ERGO K860 and purchased it. Within 30 minutes of using the keyboard had no pain in my arm. I bought two keyboards; one for my home office and one for my work office. I've been using it for 4 weeks and my arm pain had disappeared! The slight change of my arm position has reduced my pain and symptoms prolonging my career.The keyboard ... MoreAs a graphic designer and working with a keyboard 38+ hours per week, I suffer from chronic tennis elbow and tendonitis in my arms. After months of remedial massage, stretching and dry kneeling, my last option was a cortisone injection, or worse, change careers. This was until my osteopath suggested I try ergonomic products. I have tried them before but none helped; until now. I searched for an ergonomic keyboard and found the Logitech ERGO K860 and purchased it. Within 30 minutes of using the keyboard had no pain in my arm. I bought two keyboards; one for my home office and one for my work office. I've been using it for 4 weeks and my arm pain had disappeared! The slight change of my arm position has reduced my pain and symptoms prolonging my career.The keyboard is not too large, fits on a desk with two monitors and mouse, and it is very easy to set up.Thank you Logitech, keep up the amazing work!

Finally a keyboard that has all the right features

Wireless, ergonomic, sleek, soft-touch keys, full-size keyboard, light-weight, aesthetically pleasing ... from Logitech, which means I only need a single USB unified receiver.This keyboard has all of the right features embedded in something that not only looks good, but which is a delight to use. The wave shape of the key bed is perfectly suited for my hand size. Previously, each ergonomic keyboard I've tried took some getting used to, usually resulting in a period of frustration.This is a frustration free keyboard. And I can pair it with three devices.I've been using it daily for a few years now, and it continues to perform!

Honest, It's Incredible

The Ergo series from Logitech is incredible. Yes it takes a week or two to get used to it, but after a year of using it, I'm just as fast at typing as any other keyboard.I used to get terrible, achy wrist pains at my desk. After just a couple days of using this set, the pain went away. This is seriously great for relieving and mitigating wrist and join pain.They've got robust connection options with 3 device pairing. Keyboard batteries are replaceable, I use rechargeable AAs and I haven't had to charge them yet! Mouse has a rechargeable battery, and I just had to charge it after 1 year of use. I use these daily for my 8-5,These are incredible and reliable, I think every office should use these.

Logi Bolt over Bluetooth

This Logitech Ergo keyboard is a replacement for the wired Microsoft ergonomic keyboard from a decade ago that hadn't lasted two years. This keyboard has a comfortable and stylish wrist pad and with Logibolt USB dongle, it doesn't display the stuttering when coming back to the keyboard when using Bluetooth. The keyboard is far more comfortable on the wrist, but takes time getting used to due to its different layout than standard keyboards. My typing speed with it is slower, but getting better as my fingers get used to its layout.

Split keyboards take some getting used to

Overall a good piece of hardware, however my typing has really slowed while trying to get used to the new layout (split keyboard). The main difference is that your fingers have to stretch further than you are used to to get to the letters/keys you want. Hopefully Ill get used to it in time and it wont continue to slow me down. Other than that, all good - blue tooth pairing works well. I've been pairing with multiple machines with no problems. Other thing to consider is that it takes up a fair bit of space on your desk so check the measurements before you buy. Also, the soft rest pad at the front is integrated into the design, meaning it cannot be removed. Looking at the pictures prior to purchase I thought perhaps the padded bit at the front would be removable, but ... MoreOverall a good piece of hardware, however my typing has really slowed while trying to get used to the new layout (split keyboard). The main difference is that your fingers have to stretch further than you are used to to get to the letters/keys you want. Hopefully Ill get used to it in time and it wont continue to slow me down. Other than that, all good - blue tooth pairing works well. I've been pairing with multiple machines with no problems. Other thing to consider is that it takes up a fair bit of space on your desk so check the measurements before you buy. Also, the soft rest pad at the front is integrated into the design, meaning it cannot be removed. Looking at the pictures prior to purchase I thought perhaps the padded bit at the front would be removable, but FYI, it's not.

The K860 Ergo Wireless keyboard changes you!

As a long (long) time user of natural and ergonomic keyboards I'm hard to impress. Let's face it, it's a keyboard. After a few years at home for the pandemic, I'd just worn out my 2nd Natural in as many years, and realised it was time for a change. A bit of looking around had the K860 front and centre. Took the plunge and it's a game changer. Setup was quick and painless, and using either Bluetooth or the Unifying receiver is about as transparent as it can get. The multi-purpose function keys are easy to switch between modes, and the oversized Print Screen key is a godsend in this age of screenshots. The Earth's surface is 70% water, and was pleasantly surprised to find that more than 70% of the plastic used in the product is recycled. BIG PLUS. Of course, being ... MoreAs a long (long) time user of natural and ergonomic keyboards I'm hard to impress. Let's face it, it's a keyboard. After a few years at home for the pandemic, I'd just worn out my 2nd Natural in as many years, and realised it was time for a change. A bit of looking around had the K860 front and centre. Took the plunge and it's a game changer. Setup was quick and painless, and using either Bluetooth or the Unifying receiver is about as transparent as it can get. The multi-purpose function keys are easy to switch between modes, and the oversized Print Screen key is a godsend in this age of screenshots. The Earth's surface is 70% water, and was pleasantly surprised to find that more than 70% of the plastic used in the product is recycled. BIG PLUS. Of course, being wireless means I don't have to put up with any old keyboard when I hot desk at the office, it's grab and go. The only thing that could possibly make it better id a carry bag. 5 stars.