Logitech Wave Keys Wireless Ergonomic Keyboard with Cushioned Palm Rest

I bought this to use with a work laptop that doesn’t allow the installation of insecure software, so it has to be used without Logi Options+. As it is, I’ve been successfully using both the Ergo M575S and this keyboard without any additional software, even though Options+ is useful (I have a K480 keyboard and another Ergo on my personal laptop), I’m a bit of a Logitech fan 😊The only thing that is a slight worry is battery life. I was expecting longer - after 3 weeks, it is already showing 80%. The cells it came with were not a brand I was aware of, so maybe when I replace these with a brand like Duracell or Energiser, I will get a better idea of the expected lifespan.The keyboard is gloriously comfortable to type on, much better than this K480! You will find yourself making far fewer mistakes, too, as the layout is more natural, and the wrist rest lets you type so much easier and faster.I’ve got limited USB ports on my work laptop, so Bluetooth connectivity is a significant bonus. It connects securely and quickly. Once connected, it has never given me any issues since.Being a Logi ergonomic device, I was expecting this to be rather expensive, but I was wrong. It was relatively affordable and worth the peace of mind that comes with buying a trusted brand. I’m seriously considering replacing this K480 with one now, though. It is a more natural typing style, and the comfort is well worth any expense.In terms of durability, the Wave is solidly built. It is lightweight, without being a lightweight. I pop mine on my lap with my legs up whilst talking to customers all day - it is much nicer than a laptop.

I am very impressed with this keyboard. Smaller and compact than my other large clunky ergonomic keyboard yet still comfortable to use as the keys are closer together and stop the wrist stretch. It is still ergonomically comfortable for a typist like myself, who struggles to use a basic flat straight keyboard, but not as overly dramatically shaped like my old one was. Like the other poster, my old keyboard was large and had the 2 separate sections of keys divided, and whilst that was ergonomic and comfortable, as my right hand has arthritis now, i felt the division of the 2 sections was causing more of a stretch on my right little finger. I was beginning to hate typing a capital I as I had to stretch my left pinky awkwardly.The only negative I have is the cost. It was quite expensive for what it is but it appears durable and comfortable from the get go and the wrist support is brilliant. It is also made of a plastic type cloth so can be wiped clean

I was looking to move to a wireless keyboard so I could move it from my desk when not in use, to make space for other things. I had an older wired Wave keyboard a few years ago now, and after having something else the last few years, now that a wireless version was available I wanted to go back to it.Overall this is a very good keyboard. While plastic, it feels nice and types well. Keys are fairly quiet and not too clicky, and the wrist rest in particular feels great to rest on as you type.The only thing that's not really made clear in the product description or anything is that this is a miniature keyboard.Now miniature might be a bit strong as its not tiny, but it's definitely slightly smaller than a normal keyboard and it's certainly smaller than the older wired Logi Wave.They keys themselves are slightly smaller, about 80% of what normal computer keys are, so it feels a touch funny to type on at first, and when you also include the fact that the gap between the main keyboard and the numberpad is so small then it really does feel compact.I was swithering whether to send it back or not, but have decided to stick with it just now and see how it goes, as actually being compact isn't a bad thing as such.Quality wise its great and it does work well, would just be nice if they'd made clear in the description it was a touch more compact than a standard computer keyboard so that people knew that before purchasing.

I bought this in April 2024. I was worried the batteries would run out quickly, they have just run out, over 2.5 year later.It's a really nice keyboard to use.

Perfect size and easy to connect. The quality of the board is great and extra padding makes it comfortable to position wrists for a full day of work.

A little pricey, but still offers great value for money. I've been using this for a little while and I'm really impressed by the performance of the keyboard. This was my first encounter with wave keys which required some getting used to - so expect this if you're coming straight from flat keyboards. The keys respond really well, they have an amazing tactile feel and a cool mechanical keyboard sound. Some of the mac keyboard keys are mismatched, but nothing too hectic that you won't get used to. Overall easy to set up, palm rest feels amazing, and the keyboard performs really well.

I have severe bilateral carpal tunnel syndrome awaiting surgery. This keyboard is more comfortable than a traditional keyboard, with the integrated wrist rest being more convenient than a seperate pad. The angle of the keys is comfortable. The keys provide a suitable level of tactile feedback but not as satisfying as a mechanical keyboard. Volume a bit higher than flat keys but not a proper 'clack clack'. Pairs instantly and reliably. Cannot be used as startup/boot device keyboard.

Really comfortable to use, the key position takes a while to get used to compared to a standard keyboard, but it's not a problem.

It is a super product. 10/10 would recommend

It's not the same as a Microsoft keyboard. Keys are smooth but to small. Already returned but still didn't get my refund.

Ressentie de taper sur un clavier 1er prix. Deplus je n'ai ressentie aucun confort par rapport a un calvier mechanique

per ora mi ci sto trovando benissimo, all'inizio si fa un pò fatica con la tastiera "gobba" ma poi il risultato si sente

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