Logitech ERGO Series K860 Wireless Ergonomic Keyboard - Split Keyboard, Wrist Rest - Graphite

It has a fabric print, so it is actually a smooth and soft wrist rest. Be careful to get your USB dongle out of the box because it is easy to miss. Fascinatingly enough, there is empty space in the battery hatch to store the dongle. It doesn't fit there snuggle though. Looks sleek compared to my old worn out Microsoft ergonomic keyboard. Easier to look under for missing pens and sticky note.

I was unable to type more than 10-15 minutes on a laptop keyboard without pain in my shoulder. The Logitech ERGO k860 relieved the shoulder pain and was easy to transition to. Keys are as smooth and silent. Wrist rest very comfortable.

For context: I work at a computer 40-45+ hours a week. I adjusted to the ERGO K860 in about 1 working day. I noticed less strain on my hands and wrists immediately. It works seamlessly with my computer through the dongle. I highly recommend to anyone who uses a keyboard for work.

My Ergo K860 Keyboard it has started to slow down and sometimes stop working entirely, which has made my work slower and caused a lot of frustration. My previous keyboard, which was from the same brand but much cheaper, never gave me any problems. It's disappointing that this more expensive model has started to fail just over a month after purchase. It's really unfortunate, because ergonomically it performs very well together with the lift mouse, it has significantly reduced the pain in my wrists. However, the fact that it becomes unresponsive or slows down for minutes at a time is a serious issue. Something similar and even worse is also happening with the Lift mouse I can only recommend these products for their ergonomic design — unfortunately, not for their overall performance or reliability.

It worked fine for a week via blue tooth then disconnected. I cant get it to reconnect. I tried to remove connection and then use the USB connector but only get messages that the removal failed. I am now using a flat keyboard which is a pain. I bought this after my previous logi split keyboard failed after 2 years. The n key usually didnt work from beginning then all of sudden multiple keys did not work. Consider another brand.

The Logitech ERGO K860 is a well-designed ergonomic keyboard that prioritizes comfort and healthy posture during long typing sessions. Its curved, split keyframe with an 8° tenting angle promotes a more natural hand and wrist position, helping to reduce strain and fatigue. The built-in cushioned wrist rest offers excellent support, making it easier to maintain a neutral wrist angle. The keyboard features quiet, responsive scissor switches and supports seamless multi-device connectivity via Bluetooth or USB receiver, making it ideal for multitasking across different platforms. While it doesn't include backlit keys—which may be a drawback for some—the overall build quality, comfort, and performance make the ERGO K860 a strong choice for anyone looking to improve their workstation ergonomics.

Keyboard is ok for Mac users, but misses the functionality of Dell users as it pertains the the "Fn" key on the bottom left of the keyboard. If there is no function key to toggle between them easily (in the common place), then restore the function controls (Sound, brightness, etc.) as a separate keys above the functions.

Love this keyboard. It took a little getting used to, but once I did it's so much more comfortable

It took almost 20 years, but finally upgraded my keyboard to the K860. Great feel, quality build, long battery life. What more could you ask for?

This was my USB replacement for the "Microsoft Natural Multimedia Keyboard 1.0A" with a PS/2 keyboard port. This is very comfortable and I have not experienced carpel tunnel pain with either product. The wrist-rest with the Logitech ERGO K860 is padded, which is comfortable; however, it is integral part of the keyboard which concerns me if it gets dirty. This is a great product!