Logitech Wave Keys Wireless Ergonomic Keyboard with Cushioned Palm Rest, Comfortable Natural Typing, Easy-Switch, Bluetooth, Logi Bolt Receiver, for Multi-OS, Windows/Mac - Graphite

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.

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!

This keyboard is very comfortable. I really like it's size - offers a full keyboard, but not as wide as traditional keyboards. I really like that it has a number keypad.

I absolutely love this keyboard! I bought it for my office and its quiet enough to not bother anyone while still having a little sound to make it satisfying. Its also super comfortable and isnt hard to adjust

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.

I have been using Logi products for years. My last keyboard finally gave out and I ordered the Wave Keys one. I was surprised just how small the keyboard is, and the layout of the functional keys was a whole new experience, and learning curve I wasn't expecting. They keys themselves are really silent and the action is excellent. I especially like the palm rest. My only suggestion for improvement would be the tilt (height) adjustment. It's a little too low for my typing but I do have larger hands, so that might not be a factor to some. I would have given 5 stars if the keyboard was bigger.

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.

Replaced an older waves keyboard with this model. This one is smaller in size, and the keys are laid out differently. Maybe just need to adjust, but dont't like the placement of some of the keys on this board, especially with the backspace and delete keys on top of each other. Also don't like the placement of the home and end keys adjacent to one another on top of the numbers.