Logitech 920-011898

I'm enjoying the quiet and overall easy use of this keyboard. I wish the wrist pad was a bit deeper especially on the left edge but that may be a quirk of my style. I'm having a little trouble learning to access backspace vs. delete reliably without looking and may add a small tactile indicator like a sticker to one of them to help with that. On calls, it's not picked up by my nearby mic, which is great!

Keyboard build quality; 4 out of 5. But, for the cost and the disposable nature of our society that's a 10 out of 10. Size; A little large so pay attention to the product dimensions. The control/home/alt keys are the hardest part to get used to. The wave is pretty easy to get used to.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Not as large as my last keyboad, but it has all the features I need. I also like the soft palm mat.

The keyboard is the right size. I particularly like the wrist rest; it enables a quick flow while using the keys.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I enjoyed using this equipment, though the arm rest could be a bit better, and the keyboard could have some keys be a bit better placed.

This is a nice alternative to the Ergo K860. Still have functionality of a split keyboard, but without the extra reach. Only negative I found was it did not blend with iOS as smoothly as I anticipated, which surprised me as Apple recommends this as an alternative keyboard.

This a great little keyboard. quick response, tactile and the size is just right. It has a smaller footprint than most ergo keyboards so it fits better on smaller desks.

instead of taking a proven design and making it better.... we get a smaller design that is harder to use. I've used the K350 ever since it was new. Easy, comfortable, spacious.... the new wave feels cramped. good i suppose if you are 5'4" and 100 pounds.... Its better that the other keyboards you have BUT .... I'm longing for the K350 to return. the ONLY reason i changed is the software stopped working on Win11.

The feel of the keyboard is excellent, and I like the wrist pad. My only concern, and one I have with many other keyboards, is that hand placement is too close together. I regularly end up with my right hand one key to the right. My hands need to be further apart. Perhaps a split keyboard is the answer, but I was not able to locate one. It seems like Logi used to make one.

Generally I very much like the touch of the keyboard and the ergonomics that I was looking for. On the negative side some basic documentation would be helpful. Individual Options and Functions and location are not at all obvious.