Logitech Wave Keys Ergonomic Wireless Keyboard with Palm Rest - Graphite

Love it! This is my second Wave Keys purchase - the first one I bought for work. I have mild arm/wrist issues after years of daily keyboard work, and purchased after recent PT for these issues. I quickly adapted to this keyboard. It is not as aggressive ergo-wise as some other keyboards, so it is an easier adjustment. it works beautifully! Quiet typing (the previous version of this keyboard was larger and loud, very 90s design), so this update was welcome! The palm rest is comfortable -not squishy if you are used to that but cushioning is enough for me. Battery life is very good, literally 8-12 months or longer between replacement. I have used rechargeable batteries with no problem. Price is reasonable although you frequently can find discounts. Pair it with a trackball or other ergo mouse. Also I like the color - an understated pale rosy pink.

I absolutely love this keyboard! From the moment I started using it, the quality really stood out—it feels sturdy, well-made, and not cheap at all. The keys have a soft, satisfying feel with great response, and best of all, it’s quiet, which is perfect for working in shared or quiet spaces. The comfort and ergonomics are a huge plus. I can type for long periods without any strain, and everything feels very natural. The size is perfect too—not bulky, but still fully functional with all the keys I need. Speaking of functionality, it’s been reliable and super easy to use. I haven’t tried the Bluetooth connectivity since I always use the included USB receiver—and it works flawlessly for me every time. Now let’s talk about the pink color—because it’s beautiful, but it does need care. From what I read in other reviews, it can stain easily. The key is simple: clean it daily or every other day to keep it looking brand new (check out my video!). I’ve had mine since late December and it still looks like new thanks to this cleaning kit (it even includes a microfiber cloth): 🧼 Cleaning Kit: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CPGPFW5Q Directions: Using the cleaning solution included in this kit, lightly spray onto the microfiber cloth—avoid spraying directly onto the surface. Gently wipe in circular motions without applying heavy pressure. Finish by buffing dry with a clean, dry section of the microfiber cloth. Also, avoid using hand lotion or hand sanitizer before using the keyboard. If you’re willing to maintain it, this keyboard is 100% worth it. Stylish, comfortable, and functional—you’re welcome 😎

If you work on a computer and type consistently buy this. I work at a computer and type a lot at my job, and my wrists were starting to feel it. I bought this along with the wave mouse and my wrists havent hurt since. It takes a little bit of getting used to for the shape of it, but if you confidently type on a normal computer (without looking at the keys constantly) you will pick it up quick. Its not too too different from a standard flat keyboard, but just enough different to require maybe a few days to get used to. The feel of typing on this is great. The keys are fairly quiet and the perfect amount of springy under your fingers. Ive had this for almost a year and havent needed to charge or change batteries. It comes with 1 dongle and can connect multiple pieces (I have the wave mouse and this keyboard on one). The wrist rest is comfortable and the material is resistant from getting gross (sometimes the cloth ones get gross with constant use). Overall best keyboard I own for work.

If you're replacing a Logitech K350 Wave keyboard like I was, here's the honest scoop after one week of daily work use. The Good: * Quiet, soft keys with a nice tactile feel — much gentler on the ears and fingers than standard keyboards. * Comfortable padded wrist rest that actually helps during long typing sessions. * Handy shortcut buttons for common apps. * Very lightweight and easy to move around. * Wireless connectivity works flawlessly so far. The Not-So-Good: It's noticeably more compact than the K350. The entire layout is smaller, which means keys are closer together. My muscle memory from the larger K350 caused frequent typos for the first several days. The arrow keys and number pad area feel especially cramped. This is a great modern ergonomic keyboard if you want something smaller and more portable than the old K350, or if you're coming from a standard full-size board. The wave shape still provides that comfortable hand position. Battery life is unknown after just a week, but Logitech's track record is excellent. I'm confident I'll adapt fully with more time — it's already growing on me. If size isn't a concern for you, this is an easy recommendation. But it is not the Logitech K350.

I LOVE THIS KEYBOARD. So feminine and compact. It’s very quick and responsive, and easy to install. It is very high quality and so worth the money. It has great battery life, I have yet to have to replace the batteries and I’ve had it for months. This has caused so much enjoyment in the months I’ve had it - it’s like an instant dopamine boost.

I'm new-school old-school. My favorite keyboard of all time was the Microsoft Natural keyboard from the mid-90s. I pounded that thing into the ground over nearly 20 years and it never gave me a problem. Then it died and I was on the hunt for another ergonomic keyboard. My new go-to - though it doesn't have the tactile, mechanical feedback that seems to be the rage these days - is the Logitech K860. This review isn't about that keyboard, but it tells you a little about my preference. Ergonomic curve, ergonomic split, and ideal for a touch-typist who typically does about 80wpm when he's flying. When I needed a new keyboard for a remote office on the west coast, I immediately thought about the K860. But the problem with the K860 is size. It's wide, like battleship wide, like it takes up waaay more space than I had on the desktop in the temporary space out west. I wanted something ergonomic, with a little more tactile feedback, but that would be slightly smaller to fit the narrower space on the desk out west. Enter the Logitech Wave Keys. What a revelation. Solid typing experience, with more bounce than the K860, and with just enough ergonomic dip and wave to keep fatigue at a minimum. Plus, it fits a narrower desk nicer than the K860. Also, Bluetooth was a must. I can't stand the 2.4g dongles. they always get lost. You won't lose a keyboard, but you might lose that tiny little dongle. The Bluetooth on this keyboard was 100% reliable over two weeks of work at the remote site. I was typing non-stop for almost 10 days and never once flashed back and said, "Gee, I wish this was my K860." In short, a pleasurable workhorse that fit the bill and gave me just the right layout to be productive without constantly fat-fingering the wrong keys.

I have been using this keyboard for work and personal use for 2 days and am loving it so far. It's perfect for my needs and here's why: 1. It has all the functions I need and then some 2. It's just the right size. I was using a separate keyboard for my personal pc than for my work laptop and the other keyboard is much larger, not leaving much room for my mousepad in the desk tray. 3. It connects seamlessly to both, my laptop and desktop so I don't even have to use the other keyboard now! I wasn't looking for that but is a HUGE plus now that I have it setup. You can save 3 connected devices and switch between them using F1, F2, and F3. This was a huge help since I use the same monitor for both devices (I bought an hdmi splitter for that) but would have to use 2 different keyboard/mouse each time I switched. Now I only use 2 different mouses (mice?) which I'll probably upgrade as well. 4. The keys have good response without being noisy. You can hear them, which I prefer, and feel the feedback, also preferred, but you don't have to press hard and don't get the loud click-clack of old school keyboards. 5. It's comfortable to use, at least for me. The palm rest cushion is soft but seems like it will hold up for a long time. The major keys are reachable without lifting my palm and there was minimal adjustment from my much larger keyboard. 6. Very easy setup (I use Windows...can't speak to Mac, Google OS, etc.). As soon as I turned on the keyboard, it paired with my laptop. I had to do absolutely nothing for setup (see note below). The ONLY very small con I have is that it doesn't tell you anywhere in the packaged instructions that you can pair multiple devices. I knew this from another reviewer. Even then, I had to search how to do it, because it's not obvious on the Logitech website. Once I figured it out, it was very easy to do (have your laptop/pc/whatever search for bluetooth devices and hold down the button F1/2/3 button that you want to assign to that device. The device will then discover the keyboard and you're good to go). Other Notes: I would recommend this keyboard to anyone. It's pricier than other keyboards I've bought but I didn't add a con for that because I believe it's definitely worth it. You can change how the function keys work using their application and even setup "smart actions" which will do a bunch of stuff like opening your favorite apps and a bunch of other stuff. All of this stuff is configurable too, although, I haven't tried to use it yet. I just needed a keyboard so I didn't have to use my laptop keyboard but got many features I didn't even know I needed! Get this keyboard!

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.

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

De lo mejor que he comprado. Vale la pena cada peso. Escribo mucho en la computadora y ya no me duelen las manos.

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!

the Logitech Wave keyboard is great, I was surprised to see that it is not a full sized keyboard and initially had to get use to not overreach for a key on a normal sized keyboard. I love the palm rest and overall I cannot fault anything on the keyboard and brand.