Logitech Ergo K860 Split Wireless Keyboard for Business - Ergonomic Design, Secured Logi Bolt Technology, Bluetooth, Globally Certified, Windows/Mac/Chrome/Linux - Graphite

I work in IT and have had my share of ergonomic keyboards over the years. This keyboard is my clear favorite and I haven't even used most of its features yet. Here are my impressions after using it for a bit:- Incredibly quiet keys! I love this as I hate sounding like I'm working on a typewriter. My mouse click is noticeably louder than my keyboard now! Might need to find a new mouse...- High quality. It feels like high quality and very sturdy. Also, the wrist support looks/feels like it will resist stains. This is great, as my last ergonomic keyboard started having gross marks on the wrist support after some time. Yuck.- Feature rich. Like I mentioned earlier, I have yet to use many features. However, just in using it for a bit I noticed nice touches such as when you press the caps lock it pops up an on-screen symbol showing whether you just turned caps lock on or off. I no longer need to glance down to see if the little light is lit up on the caps lock key. Clearly not a big deal, but it's a nice touch and I personally appreciate it.Really glad I got this and am enjoying using it.

I am use to a regular keyboard. I was in Best Buy and they had this one on display and I tried it. I went ahead and purchased it on Amazon and it has taken a little bit of time to get used to it. I have to look to make sure that my fingers are placed on the keyboard before I type. It doesn't give me as much of a proprioceptive feel as a straight keyboard does but it is much easier on my shoulders and wrists and hands as I type during the day. I don't type for long periods of time. I usually dictate and then use the keyboard for some editing. But this one is more comfortable. I purchased this one as a refurbished/returned. I can understand why some people might not find it a match, but I have some shoulder injuries and this one does allow me to adopt a more ergonomic position when I am typing.

I work from home and this product has helped my elbow pain from constantly using the computer.

This is an awesome keyboard. Key travel is tactile and easy to type on for long periods of time. Soft hand rest built into the keyboard. You can pair the keyboard with 3 different devices. Logitech makes a great product. I also like that you can program certain buttons for custom features (like taking screenshots, launching programs, etc.)

The quiet touch keys are the icing on the cake for a keyboard that feels so natural to use and has help with my recovery from carpal tunnel release on both wrists. The fact that I can seamlessly switch between multiple contexts makes this best in my opinion

Not happy. Purchased as a new unit, and received a used / refurbished unit. Clear wear and use marks. I am not opposed to used items, but not if I intentionally purchase it new for the warranty, etc. especially when the unit does not even work, which is just plain dumb.

I have been a big Logitech fan for a long time. All of my keyboards and mice are from Logitech. I bought this K860 to replace an old K340 that I've used for a really long time. The letters had scraped off of the old keyboard so I felt like it was time to replace it.Here's what I like about the new K860. The split design is comfortable for me as I'm a touch typist. There's a slight hump in the middle that gives it a slight downward slope on both sides. I think Logitech has made split keyboards for a while so they're perfected the correct way to split the keys and more naturally fit your hands. The attached wrist pad is comfy and has a surface that will make it easy to clean. Typing on the keys doesn't create a lot of typing noise. It's similar to the sound of typing on a laptop keyboard.It's really nice that you can connect this keyboard to up to 3 devices and easily switch between them. This business version also comes with the Logi Bolt USB receiver in case you have a device that doesn't support Bluetooth. There's also a storage compartment for the receiver in the battery section if you don't use it so you don't lose it.Here's how I think it could be improved. The letters on the keys are decals and not etched into the keys. That means I expect them to eventually rub off after I've typed on them for a while. I'm not really in love with the way the keys feel when I'm typing. There's a soft springiness but with just a little too much resistance. I would have much preferred the feel of the latest MX keyboards (non-mechanical) but I guess that's why they want you to pay more for that type of feel.There's no backlighting to these keys so if you're typing in a darker environment, you just need to rely on your typing muscle memory to guide you.Here are some other general notes. This keyboard uses 2 x AAA batteries instead of a built in battery. That doesn't bother me to replace the batteries since they will last many months before I have to worry about it.In order to achieve this ergonomic design, the wrist rest is built into the keyboard - you can't remove it. That makes the keyboard very big so you need to make sure you have enough desk space for this keyboard.

Comfortable to use, quiet keys, helps with carpal tunnel. Highly recommend!