Logitech Wave Keys MK670 Combo, Wireless Ergonomic Keyboard with Signature M550 L Wireless Mouse, Comfortable Natural Typing, Bluetooth, Logi Bolt, for Multi-OS, Windows/Mac - Graphite

I cannot say enough great things about this keyboard. I love being able to make my office space ergonomically friendly, and this truly helps my wrist pain. The battery has been fantastic. I use it Monday through Friday in the office, and have yet to need to change the batteries after over a year of usage. It was easy to connect, and I love that you can control which each key can do. There is no lag, which is fantastic. It is a great value for the money, if you are in the market for a keyboard that is built to last, and help your wrists.

Love the feel of this keyboard. It is quiet and super comfy. Like I'm typing on air.I don't know why I waited so long. I tend to wear out the key letters on my keyboards every 2-3 years. I thought what's the difference from getting a $25 keyboard to paying $70ish? Looks the same to me, but not so. I am so happy with this purchase. I spend 8 or 9 hours a day at least 5 days a week using this, best to get a good one.

Surprised by how much of a pleasant difference this made in my work day. Integrated wrist rest works better than expected and keeps desk minimal. The keys have just right amount of click to be satisfying without distracting. Not sure if the wave is making a big difference with ergonomics but I assume it’s doing something and it was an easy adaptation. Lovely match to the ergo mouse. Only problem is - I now want a second one for the office haha

Love the comfort of this keyboard. Keeps you from fully pronating and it’s more narrow than most keyboards which helps to protect your shoulders and elbows. Only thing that would make this better is a TKL option and a material on the wrist rest that can be cleaned. For some reason this wrist rest picks up oil or something from skin and it does NOT clean off. A TKL option would be nice for being able to keep my mouse closer. I have narrow shoulders and I’m still having to externally rotate to use the mouse which makes my elbow hurt a bit. There are no other ergonomic options with the wave that’s as effective as this one, so having this with TKL would be awesome and I’m sure a lot of people would be interested per Reddit searches on this topic.

Just like the title says, this is the best keyboard around. I mainly work in excel files and background setup of a proprietary software. This keyboard has programable top row keys(a must for me), wrist rest, slight curve for ergonomics, full number pad and yet does not take up all your desk space like a regular full size keyboard. It is wireless with Bluetooth and or usb dongle. I’ve been using it on Bluetooth and have experience no lag. It is very responsive once you wake it or turn it on. I would buy this again in a heartbeat.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Subjective opinion but the design of the keyboard is very good for touch typists. Is good with battery life for those who don't bother to turn off/on when not in use. handles the usual use without showing signs of wear. I have this keyboard/mouse combo at work and at home for consistency. Keyboard functionality:Works well, very good battery lifeFunctionality:Comes with the Logi USB which expands features available like hot keys

I bought the Logitech Wave Keys Combo hoping for a seamless, ergonomic setup across both of my PCs. The keyboard delivers — soft keypress, well-contoured wave layout, and decent wrist support. I especially love the Easy-Switch buttons for toggling between computers (see photo — I labeled my machines “R” and “D” to keep things simple).But the mouse? A huge disappointment. It only supports one PC at a time, and it can’t toggle between Bolt receivers or pair with multiple devices. Despite being bundled as a combo, the mouse is basically locked to a single computer unless you unplug and re-pair it every time — which defeats the whole point of a multi-device workflow.I had to dig up an old Logitech M510 with a Unifying receiver to make this setup work. So now I have two mice on two pads, each marked for its own computer (again, see photo). The Logitech software (Options+, Unifying, etc.) was also confusing and failed to clarify which devices were supported by which receiver types.TL;DR:• ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Keyboard: Ergonomic, multi-device, comfortable• ⭐⭐ Mouse: Locked to one PC, no Easy-Switch, frustrating• ⭐ Software & support clarity: PoorIf you only use one computer, you’ll probably love this combo. But for dual-PC setups, be ready to improvise — or spend more for a second Bolt-compatible mouse.

I'ts not a mechanical keyboard, but I've had a good typing experience on this keyboard. I wanted a compact wireless keyboard with a numberic keypad that didn't cost and arm and a leg, and this keyboard does the job. The key travel feels about right and it didn't take too long to get used to the key layout. I'm not nuts about the position of the arrow keys, which took some getting used to. And I do regret not noticing they lack of a Print Screen key, which I had to remap to another key combination since I take a lot of screen captures. Bluetooth connectivity is flawless and battery life is awesome.