Logitech Ergo K860

[The_Librarian]

Specifically, the Logitech Ergo K860, a split ergonomic keyboard designed to take the strain from desk-bound life. It's an unusual duck in many senses, not least its design. Imagine a normal full size keyboard, but with a convex bend in the middle. That’s basically it.

That slight bump looks awkward, but allows you to type while limiting the amount of movement your wrist does over the course of the day. Another adjustment that might feel off is the way it allows you to change the elevation angle of the keyboard, albeit with the legs positioned at the front, and not the back.

Link to the review.

 

[mr_norris]

I use the Microsoft one that looks quite similar to the Logitech. My only complaint is the separate numpad and the keyboard being paired with a real potato of a mouse. If the Logitech is much the same, those are the things to look out for

 

[squirrel]

I have / had the Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic. The receiver broke and can't be replaced. I've been looking at this keyboard as an alternative, since it doesn't have this issue. However, apparently the MS is more comfortable and slightly cheaper too.

 

[The_Librarian]

I have / had the Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic. The receiver broke and can't be replaced. I've been looking at this keyboard as an alternative, since it doesn't have this issue. However, apparently the MS is more comfortable and slightly cheaper too.

That sucks. If only there's a way that you can pair it to another receiver without hassles.

Makes sense to buy a Bluetooth set then.

 

[dj_jyno]

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