Logitech Wave Keys Wireless Ergonomic Keyboard
Logitech
It stands out for wave shape guides fingers into a natural arc with almost no adjustment period and good transition board for typists moving from a flat keyboard toward a full split like the K860 or Freestyle2.
- Gentle wave-shaped key bed, not a full split
- Integrated palm rest
- Bluetooth and Logitech Unifying receiver connectivity
- Quiet membrane switches
Pros
- Wave shape guides fingers into a natural arc with almost no adjustment period
- Good transition board for typists moving from a flat keyboard toward a full split like the K860 or Freestyle2
- Integrated palm rest and quiet keys make it comfortable for open-office use
- Reliable Logitech wireless connectivity with long battery life
Cons
- Gentle curve delivers less ulnar deviation relief than a true split like the K860
- No tenting adjustment
- Not a meaningful upgrade path for programmers with existing wrist pa in who need a real split
- Full-size layout takes up more desk space than compact alternatives
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