Customer Ratings & Reviews

this is a good keyboard and not that expensive. it's a bit loud when typing but thats fine with me. it doesn't have lights (in case you are typing at night) but that's fine with me too since I usually type with some lights around me. I wish the caps lock key had a light, that way you knew if your keyboard already had caps lock on or not. Regardless, for the price, I like this keyboard.

I bought this keyboard set bc I like the curved fit on the keys. Alleviates pressure like ergonomic keyboard but without the split QWERTY keys and didn’t take months to become acclimated to. Long lasting battery life. Even without turning off batteries in non work hours still on first set and have had for more than 6 months. Very worth the money.

The curved keyboard places my hands/wrists at a very natural feeling angle. I really hate flat keyboards now. The mouse is comfortable also and has several programmable buttons for my needs. I also like the unifying receiver fob. My work only has 2 USB ports and I take it back and forth to work, so it leaves 1 port always available and I can leave it plugged in while in the bag, so that's 1 (or 2) less things to plug and unplug every day. The only minor disappointment is the travel of the keys on the keyboard. The keys all work perfectly, no problem there. However, some keyboards' keys feel like they have tight tolerances, when you slide I fingers across the keys they don't wiggle much and when I press them they move up and down in a very precise way. The keys on this keyboard wobble around a little when I slide my and there is more play in the up-down travel when pressed. That said, it really is minor. When I first unboxed it I thought that would bother me a lot and I would be returning it. However, I've been using this combo every day for a couple weeks now and I don't notice it any more.

Quiet, smooth, & lightweight is the best way to describe this moderately priced (well worth the $) wireless, ergo-friendly keyboard. Having had surgeries on wrists & elbows for repetitive motions several years ago, my employer purchased a Logitech keyboard - still have it & like it. For my home laptop, I have always simply used the laptop keys - but felt constrained. Due to more laptop use at home, I finally realized that an ergonomic wireless keyboard was necessary. I couldn't get the same model I have at work, so I upgraded a bit. It is fantastic. No regrets!

If Tempur pedic made keyboards this is what it would feel like. My hands have never been so happy to have this new keyboard and mouse. The keys don't stick, the mouse is smooth and there are no wires. Do you want your hands to thank you every day? Then buy this now and give your hands some love.

I purchased a Logitech Wave keyboard when they first came out with the basic design, the gentle ergonomic curve to the keyboard a less jarring one than other ergo designs. The keys themselves are mechanical and not a membrane so there is more of a push and textural feedback, but that does mean that it's not silent. It does however mean it's up for more sustained, stronger use. The function keys are well spaced to not cause accidental hits, the shortcut keys work out of the box without any special program for setup. The lack of a light indicating the num-lock is on has resulted in a few mistypes, but the lack of light preserves the battery life. The keyboard has transitioned well to a wireless setup, though it is larger than most and can basically qualify as a lapdesk on its own for the size of it thanks to the wrist rest and that they didnt alter the keysize when going from wired to wireless. If you're looking for a space saver, this is not it. It is a part of the 'unity' set of proprietary Unifying software, which is intended to cut down on interference from other wireless devices by 'registering' it with your little wireless dongle in the USB port, but I personally have been unable to get it to set up with it. Hasn't been an issue with another style of Logitech wireless keyboard in use nearby, however. No lag in the keys or interference from the other keyboard. Easily my favorite style of keyboard and happy to have it in a wireless configuration now. This review is only approx a month after purchase so no notes on battery life as of yet other than that I have not needed to replace the battery yet and I don't specifically turn off the keyboard after use like I do the mouse that came with the keyboard. As for said mouse, it's a standard optical mouse with a few features, the ability to unlock the scroll wheel so that it free scrolls quickly is great for moving through large documents or webpages with speed, while locking it again assures a greater control over the distance the scroll moves. Like the keyboard, its not the smallest of wireless mice, fits the hand well in Logitech's ergonomic design, and responds well. Have not needed to replace battery in it either, but do turn it off as it is more likely to be jostled and moved to 'wake' it than the keyboard.

I like the curve of the keyboard, at least my hands fit on a curved keyboard much more natural than a flat one. The unifying receiver is nice, since my work laptop only has 2 USB ports, it's nice to have 1 free, and not have to disconnect a mouse and keyboard when I take it with. The downside, the keyboard seems louder than all the others around me. Could be my imagination, or I could just be hitting them harder. The other thing I'm struggling to get used to is the keys feel loose. It could just be me. I'm used to a keyboard where it feels like the keys are definitive travel path when pressed (not trying to sound pretentious, just can't think of another way to describe it) On this keyboard, it feels like the keys are in a loose/sloppy channel and they move around some when pressed down. It does seem to impact the accuracy of my typing some, HOWEVER, that would just be me getting used to it, or in my head. I like the mouse. Curves fit my hand well, nice selection of buttons without having too many to remember what they all do. I'd recommend going to the store and trying to type sentences on it and see how it feels to you, keyboards and mice are very subjective.. If you feel you can type well on it, go for it. It is comfortable and a great deal.

The keyboard gives the user the ability to conform to the feel real easily. Even though it does have an awkward look, the feel will take no time to grasp. Keys feel great and the setup was really easy. Logitech makes great products that I've personally used for years.

I bought this for my wife. I have the exact same one (minus the mouse) that I purchased years ago for 129.00. The new edition plus a nice mouse was only 39 bucks. How the heck can you go wrong? It's practically free and one of the best keyboards I have ever owned.

I have always found the Wave wireless keyboards to be very comfortable, easy to use and program, and the fact that it's a Logitech product guarantees quality (in my opinion). Plus, the price I paid was very reasonable. I would most definitely purchase again.

This is the most comfortable keyboard I have ever used. I type basically all day long. You can raise it, lower it. The keys are easier to reach and you are not reaching as far with your fingers as you do with other KB's. I love all the options for play, rewind, etc. This thing is worth 80 bucks, but 35???!!! its a STEAL!!! The mouse is good, but I'm a roller ball guy so I keep it as a back up. You will not go wrong with this Keyboard. I will go on record and say its a little larger than most others but that's the wrist pad built in so your hands are level with the keys. Your writs are really not tired when you are done for the day. Fan'dam'tastic Keyboard set up and I would not use anything else.

I love the wrist rest pad. So much more comfortable than my last keyboard. Installation was simple, plug it in. My computer took care of the rest. A lot of the keys are programmable through a program on both the keyboard and the mouse. The mouse feels fuller and more comfortable in my hands and I don't cramp up. I'm on my computer a lot with schooling, and comfort is a must. I'm very impressed and would recommend this to anyone!

This is a great ergonomic keyboard that works perfectly for business uses where the user needs to deal with wrist discomfort, either in general or due to carpal tunnel. I've had a great experience so far; it's very comfortable to type on.

Very comfortable keyboard great mouse. Miss the selectable modes of my gaming g502 but great wireless mouse. Only weird things is that the keyboard has a pc power button. And it is located next to the calculator button. Which I use frequently and I've accidentally turned off my pc a couple of times now

This keyboard and mouse were the easiest to set up I’ve ever purchased. It literally took under one minute. The comfort of the ergonomic keyboard is exceptional. I definitely got a better deal than I thought. I’m very pleased.

If you are honest with yourself the keyboard and mouse that you are replacing are just shot and have been shot for awhile. Don't go out and buy a $80 keyboard that will last just as long as this one but you keep using a broken down keyboard because you paid $80 for it. for $34 you can not come close to this set up. Keyboards get destroyed. This keyboard and mouse is great. It will not be the last one you buy. I have owned 8 of these in a row. every 6-10 months I get a new one. It's perfect. It has been on the market that long. Believe me ! I know ! Buy this setup.

This Logitech keyboard is very comfortable to use which is key since I do quite a bit of writing. While it is not a soft-touch silent keyboard the buttons are positive in reaction with good feedback on each stroke. It is nicely laid-out and durable as well and being wireless is a great help as it affords me the ability to move it around my other components easily or even sit on the couch. I am still using the original batteries so it's power-usage is also admirable.

Biggest complaint is that they do not sell this mouse separately. So when I broke one, I had to buy the combo again. The Mouse It has a natural feel to the palm of the hand. It has a nice thumb rest too. The wheel can scroll smoothly, or in increments, making it good for Photoshop. Having programmable buttons, including three just for the thumb, makes it a good choice for gaming. I only play a couple on-line shooter games with other real people, and while it may not stand up to the expensive precision gaming mice, it is comfortable, and sensibility designed. Quite versatile really, having more programmable buttons than most games need. The Keyboard I have used this mouse and keyboard combo for years and I am always afraid they will discontinue it. Although, now I have three of them since I cannot get this mouse without buying the keyboard. So one is at my main work station, one in my living room for when I want to use my TV and stereo as a monitor for video or music editing. And one is just in reserve. The ergonomic aspects of the keyboard are very comfortable for me, much more so than any other ergonomic keyboard I have found, because it is suddenly spread out, and has a slight wave to it, not extreme angles. I also like the ability to mute sound, open the calculator, etc. from the keyboard. I am a writer by trade and spend MANY hours typing away. It is logically set out so it sits on the lap very nicely, for working with a laptop computer (I hate typing on laptop keyboards.) Down sides The computer power button on the keyboard instantly shuts off the computer. It SHOULD bring up the shut down/sleep options or at least offer to save work! For example, if a cat steps on it, you lose all your unsaved work. It is a little long for putting in a back pack or small suitcase. But it is worth it for me because of how well it works.

Love the ergonomic feel and wave style. Both are wireless and make this easy to use. Both the keyboard and mouse are ergonomic and have a very nice curve and feel to them. Love it!

The mouse and the keyboard are extremely comfortable and easy to use. I have had several Logitech combinations in the past and this is by far the best worth the extra money.