Logitech Ergo K860 Wireless Ergonomic Keyboard with Wrist Rest - Split Keyboard Layout for Windows/Mac, Bluetooth or USB Connectivity (Renewed)

I've tried all the Nulea and other ergo keyboards, and at least for now, they don't compare to this Logitech in terms of build quality. This one feels great to type on, it's a great angle for my hands and wrists, and I haven't had to switch batteries a single time in over a year of working. I've used on both Mac and Windows with no issues. Super easy, plug and play.

The wrist support is comfy and feels nice, typing is a breeze, the clacking sound isn’t too loud, and the battery lasts a while. I’m so glad I bought this.

UPDATE - An issue that has gotten pretty bad is the letters are wearing off the keys - no E, S, D, L, C, V, N, M & others are showing signs of wearing off. Not sure if this is a defect or just poor quality.Overall, a great keyboard! A little pricey. Lots of useful features! One minor issue (4.5 stars?)My favorite features are the easy key remapping that can be done from the Logitech App, Easy-Switch to different computers, CAPS lock on screen notification & Quick-lock key.-Jumping from system to system is easy without having to employ a KVM.-I am a touch-typer but often hit the CAPS lock by accident, the on-screen notification keeps me from yelling in my emails.-I work on secure systems & need to lock my screen whenever I am not in front of the monitor, the Quick-lock allows me to lock my system with one key, rather the Ctrl-Alt-Del & then clicking Lock.The only minor issue is that the letters have worn off the E, S, & C keys. Many other keys have a nice shiny spot from millions of key-strokes. No big deal since I type by touch but if that is something that bothers you, now you know.

The wrist rest is too wide and does not work with my Apple Watch. I enjoy the experience of typing on it though. I’m going to by a comparable keyboard and see if this one is worth the price.

I loved this keyboard so much that I bought one for both work and home! The ergonomic design makes typing so much more comfortable, especially during long hours. My wrists and hands feel so much better since switching to the K860. It’s incredibly well-built, responsive, and looks sleek on any desk. Hands down, the best keyboard I’ve ever had.

After using and loving the Microsoft Sculpt keyboard and mouse but having some nit picky cons about them, I dipped my toe into the Logitech ecosystem with the MX Vertical mouse and let me tell you, I’m all-in on Logitech.After loving the mouse, I bought this keyboard to replace the Sculpt and it’s head and shoulders above it in terms of quality, from the keystroke feel to the keyboard registering your first keystroke every time (looking at you Sculpt) to the high quality wrist rest (again, looking at you Sculpt; it showed signs of wear in <6 months).Another great thing about many of Logitech’s devices is the Unifying Receiver feature. You can pair up to 6 devices to a single USB dongle, clearing up ports on you computer or dock! I have my mouse and keyboard paired, and I’ve not seen any impact to performance. Very impressed!

Upon receiving the "refurbished" unit, its condition strongly suggested prior use, exhibiting visible signs of wear. Consequently, a return was initiated. The replacement unit received was non-functional upon arrival, necessitating the installation of Logitech Plus software to configure the receiver for keyboard operation. Considering these issues, purchasing a new unit for an additional $40 is strongly recommended over this refurbished option. This experience with Amazon Refurbished has been disappointing.

When I first learned to type, I purchased an ergo keyboard. This was a long time ago when over a few niche companies were even making them before Microsoft came out and set the standard for how they should look. Fast forward a couple of decades and now I very rarely use one. I grew accustomed to typing on laptops and eventually mechanical keyboards. I'm a technology director for a company so I come across a lot of these keyboards that are deployed to employees and like to try them out. This keyboard is far and away the highest quality ergo keyboard I have ever used. The fit and finish on it is excellent and if this style keyboard is your thing, I know you will be impressed. While I am a touch typist, I have also picked up bad habits over the years and I was always self-taught without the home key style training that keys fingers on the sides they are supposed to stay on. This causes issues when using split design keyboards that Id rather just avoid than retrain my mind. I went from typing around 95-105 wpm on standard layout keyboards to around 75-80 on this and with enough work I know I could have gone back up.The Battery life is excellent on this keyboard and the wrist rest, though permanently attached, is quite comfortable. I've read complaints that the texture can cause some irritation but I did not find this to be the case for me. I'm a big fan of the Logitech unifying receiver so any device from them that supports it is also a plus for me.