Customer Ratings & Reviews

It is very comfortable with the wrist rest and does not take up a large amount of space. Logitech support spent three hours answering all my questions and addressed my concerns with customizing the MAC FN keys. I had purchased quit a few keyboards over the past 15 years and returned all of them because they wete huge and I could not use the FN keys. Advanced features can be accessed in Logi Options+. I was thrilled when I saw it in Best Buy a month ago. I am very satisfied with it. I definitely recommend this product especially for MAC users. It is compatible with Windows too.

This is a great keyboard and helps a lot with tired hands from a long day on the job!! It’s very comfortable! I have a MAC and don’t like the Apple keyboard.

Overall this keyboard has worked very well with my iMac. I prefer ergonomic keyboards over standard ones and this one does this well. I had a hard time typing on the flat keyboard that came with my iMac. So far battery life appears to be very good, the keys have a good solid feel and are not too noisy when typing. One thing to consider is there is no magic touch option with this keyboard. For me it is not an issue as I have my Apple Watch setup to unlock my iMac so I don't miss the option. My one wish would be to have a version without the numeric keypad. Having large hands I'd love this keyboard even more if it was the same physical size, but without the numeric keypad being able to spread the keys out a little more.

I am obsessed with the Wave Keys for Mac and the Lift for Mac - they are both wonderfully crafted for Mac and really seem to help with my carpel tunnel.

New keyboard is a switch from an ancient laptop. It was an easy set-up.

Great product. Attach palm rest is a great. Helps with issues I’ve been experiencing when typing for long periods of time.

Keyboard is very comfortable to type on. The padding for my wrists makes all day use a very comfortable experience. There are many short cuts, my favorite being "dictate" to easily speech to text my notes after client conversations! Highly recommend!

I actually like the comfort of the wavy keyboard for my fingers as well as the soft pad which really helps for resting my wrists.

The wave works well and is easy to adapt to. The bluetooth wifi set-up was easy. The palm-rest helps relieve the wrist and hands.

Review of Logitech Wave Keys for Mac First Impression: To start, I like it. It is comfortable, as I type the palm feels less stress, longer typing can feel the difference. Out of Box: Out of the box, the keyboard is ready to be connected and start using it immediately. The connection is via bluetooth, and with Easyswitch can connect up to 3 devices. I am able to connect to MacBook Pro and iPad without any issues like having to try multiple times. Usage: Once ready with connection, and start typing for emails or documents, it does feel less stress in wrist. The angle of the keyboard can be raised as pulling out the supporting legs under the keyboard at each extreme sides. If not the default angle as it comes with. The typing at first does feels bit odd, but immediately as type can feel bouncing effect as press each key. Features Wave Keys for Mac comes with multiple easy access keys at the top and that are programmable or custoimzable via Logi Options +. It is not particularly different to the all other keyboards from Logitech. Then most comparable would be Ergo K860, which is full size keyboard and larger size. But for most needed functionality wise almost the same. Wish it were better: 1. Its construction made of aluminum or metal like finishing considering it is for Mac. 2. It were thinner like Keys-To-Go 2 3. The cushion palm rest with memory foam were modular, meaning separable 4. Keys on the center were more diagonally placed. For instance, Ergo K860, it is diagonal by adding more space in between in the center. But without it, just the keys being in diagonal would ease bit the position of the arms. 5. The keyboard doesn’t come with the Receiver for Unify connector despite that at the bottom next to the battery space it has the spot dedicated for it. Considering Logitech has its own Unify receptor and it has been at least for keyboard and mouse I have purchased comes with it, feels bit disappoint edit is not included. 6. The On/Off button were push button instead of toggle button. In the box: 1. Wave Keys for Mac 2. 2 x AAA Batteries 3. Quick Start Guide. In summary, Wave Keys for Mac has the traditional design and construct from Logitech for ergo needs. Suits well with Apple’s product and most importantly feels comfortable as typing for long texts and interact with different elements like volume, inserting emojis to mention some.

One of the most important accessories for either a Mac or an iPad is a keyboard. There are a huge variety of keyboards on the market and for that reason choosing one is not always an easy task. I have been fortunate enough to have tried different types of keyboards and I must say that this keyboard is better than you think, plus at a competitive price. In the box comes the keyboard with a pair of AAA batteries and a quick guide. The keyboard can be connected to up to 3 devices at the same time. With the first three function keys you can switch between the different devices. In addition it can be connected wirelessly with the Logi Bolt USB Receiver (not included). The keyboard is designed for Mac, iPad and iPhone however, being a device that connects via bluetooth it is possible to connect it to other devices but some functions change, of course. In my case I have it connected to my MacBook, my iPad and my pc. I already had the Logi mouse LIFT and it has been a great addition, highly recommended as well. As far as performance is concerned, the keyboard exceeded my expectations. Besides being easy to connect it is very easy to use, and yes, I know it sounds strange to say that a keyboard is easy to use if you only have to press keys, but in reality the ergonomic design, how quiet and responsive the keys are plus the cushion palm rest, make typing a much more comfortable task and a pleasant experience. I have been using all kinds of computers for most of my life and have worked in places where the mouse and keyboard were the main tools and I know how tiring it can be to type or work on a pc for hours, for that reason I can confidently say that this keyboard is comfortable enough to use it for hours. I have Apple's Magic Keyboard (which costs almost twice as much) which is also relatively compact as this Logi keyboard, which is 60%, and there is no point of comparison in terms of comfort, it also has basically the same function keys because it is designed for Apple devices. To the above we must add that it has a numeric keypad which gives it an extra point. The keyboard is relatively light and this is mainly due to the fact that it is a membrane keyboard made of plastic (46% recycled). The product has an ergonomic design that helps to have the palms and wrists in a comfortable position, as well as the position of the hands with respect to the keys, as it is not necessary to stretch the fingers much because of the wave shape. In my case I have the keyboard in white color and it looks great, although I feel that it can get dirty easily even so I liked it a lot. The keyboard includes 2 AAA batteries that Logi promises can last up to 3 years, although if I had to change the batteries once a year it would still be a good deal. The only thing I could say as a less favorable point is that the keyboard does not have backlit, only the device switch function keys a little light that is activated when you press to switch to another device. Other than the above I do not find more cons to this product. I consider it a great success on Logi's part. In conclusion, if you are looking for a keyboard at an affordable price that is comfortable, compact, wireless and of good quality, this Logi Wave Keys keyboard is undoubtedly one of the best options, I can recommend it, insistently and without hesitation.

The keyboard is ergonomics, and it is enjoyable to use. It is well built and specifically designed for Mac. Yep we get the functions keys and specific keys for Mac that just works. The battery is rated by Logitech to last for three years, though that there’s no way for me to verify the claim. In general, however, recent Logitech keyboards have good battery life so you would not need to replace the battery once in every few months like we used to. Connecting to a Mac is easy and seamless. Not only for Mac, but the keyboard also works with iPhone and iPad as well. There’s Logi Options+ app for keys customizations. Keyboard touch feels like normal typing keyboard, it is clearly not designed as a gaming keyboard. Having said that, it is perfectly okay to use it for light gaming purposes such as for Roblox, though we don’t get the kind of tactile feedback and fast responses as we would be using a gaming keyboard. Typing with the keyboard is great because the palm rest feels comfortable. One thing that is missing is lighting. While the form factor is not quite compact, it is normal size for an ergonomic keyboard. The build quality is okay but not exceptional. Having owned several Logitech keyboards in the past, they are reliable and built to last. Overall, this is a cost-effective solution for those who want to use external keyboard for their Mac.

I have a Mac at home to do some projects that require a lot of typing and the Logitech Wave Keys model number 920-012402 is a great choice for it since it is not only wireless but also an ergonomic keyboard so let me tell you a little more about the Wave keys: It comes with the keyboard, 2 AAA batteries and paperwork. And the color compliments my Mac. It is comfortable, the keyboard features a wavy key frame design for natural and easy typing and it has a cushioned palm rest with a nice and comfortable memory foam that provides plenty of wrist support, so I can type away for a long time without feeling it on my wrists. I also really like how quiet the keyboard is because when I get in the zone I type hard and sometimes it is loud, not with this keyboard, it is nicely quiet. The Wave keys keyboard is made for Apple so the following will work, macOS 11 or later, iPadOS 14 or later and finally iOS 14 or later. And it can be connected easily via Bluetooth to up to 3 devices and I can switch from one device to the next using either the keyboard 1 2 or 3 or use the Logi Options+ app. And speaking of the application, I can customize my keyboard here too. I like the compact design and I am glad it does include all the letters the number keypad. I can also take the keyboard with me and since it does have an on and off switch: I do not have to worry about the battery life being shortened by the keys being pressed while traveling. As for the battery life, I really like that it can last up to 36 months with the 2 AAA batteries that are included. Something else I like is the incorporation of recycled plastic; it makes it a bit sustainable. Overall, I am enjoying the keyboard on these long days of typing because my wrists are ok. The keyboard design is comfortable and efficient and it gives me more time to keep going. It also has a very nice color that compliments my Mac and having a wireless keyboard just awesome. A Bluetooth dongle can be added if it needs to, not included but there is a space for it in the battery compartment.

I have long been a fan of Logitech products so when the Wave Keys for Mac Ergonomic Keyboard became available, I jumped on it. This is literally *almost* they perfect keyboard with one teeny tiny flaw, likely specific to a very small group of people. The keyboard is a delight to use. The "wave" design is very comfortable and the feelings of the key press feel premium, firm, yet are almost completely silent. The function keys are very easy to understand and use. The soft wrist pad is the perfect combination of size, form, and feel. This is a very premium and enjoyable keyboard to use. So, the wee bitty flaw (and I mean really small) ... the placement of a few of the keys took me a while to get used to. As a very, very heavy user of Excel, I am constantly moving between sheets using the quick key step of CMD + Page Up and/or Page Down. I would say I have pretty average sized hands and the location of the CMD key on the right side of the keyboard and the Page Up and Page Down keys is just a little too far for me to be able to reach with my thumb and pinky. Part of this is because this is a more compact keyboard so Logitech had to utilize real estate as wisely as possible. As I mentioned before, this is a tiny flaw for me and possible other users of apps that require the use of CMD + Page Up / Page Down.

I've used several types of Logitech keyboards through the years, especially for my iPads as they are some of the best non-Apple keyboards in the market. This Wave Keys Ergonomic Wireless Keyboard is perfect for both professional and personal uses. This works for both iOs and MacOS devices, and I paired this with my iPad Pro 12.9". It connects really easily and simply using Bluetooth. I also paired this with a wireless mouse, also by Logitech and voilà! You have a "desktop" setup. I use Mac for work and tried this out for a few weeks now, and I have been really impressed. The keyboard set up is like any Mac product. The keys feel really good and nice travel for my hands. They feel very tactile and smooth, very quiet just like my MBA. And I have noticed that I am not missing any of the keys as I type. I was worried with how it curves upwards in the middle of the keyboard, that I would be hitting the wrong ones, but nope. I actually do love the way that wavy arcs upwards. The palm rests are padded with memory foam which provide tremendous comfort and feels oh so nice when typing long entries. I did notice that the foam padding is longer and wider so that you your wrists wrests on this. Again, ergonomics is a big thing for productivity nowadays as Logitech does a fantastic job in ensuring their products meet the latest research in this field. The dedicated numbers pad at the right really does help me with productivity as I am not reaching for the numbers at the top. I do like the top function keys and everything is familiar if you are a Mac user. An added feature is the short cut features if you are using the Logi Options+ application, but only for MacOS. Finally, Logitech is using sustainable materials with this keyboard, something that is very important to me. A good portion of the materials used for this keyboard is made with recycled plastics. They claim that this is also certified carbon neutral, which is very forward thinking on their part. Bravo to Logitech! Overall, this is a great keyboard for your iPad or Mac computer. As an iPad user, this really enhances my productivity and gives the closest experience to a desktop.

Mac Wave Keys The wave keys for Mac is a lightweight keyboard meant to add a level of comfort for those that spend hours at the keyboard. **Build** It’s a hard plastic, lightweight keyboard that travels easily. It’s 14 x 9 x 1” and weighs about 1.5 pounds. It boasts a 10-key setup on the right side and a full keyboard on the left. Sitting just beneath the keyboard is a wrist pad that helps provide the right ergonomics while typing. There’s an on/off switch on the top left side. There is no backlighting so you will get no help if typing at night unless you have an external light source, but in my opinion this is meant for the work day so no backlighting needed here. The wrist pad is on the firm side, but still provides adequate comfort. **Setup** I pulled the battery tab, connected via bluetooth, did a quick setup on Mac to identify keys, and I was ready to type. I had a little bit more trouble recognizing the keyboard on a MacBook Pro 2016. My MacBook Pro 2020 had no issues with connectivity or setup. **Features** The Logi Options software allows you to customize keys and macros. It fits MacOS/iPad OS/and IOS, and you can program up to 3 devices if you use it across multiple devices in the Mac ecosystem. It also has Mac specific keys including an emoji hotkey, window management, mute, and media controls. **Performance** If you are moving from a full-size keyboard, or have large hands, the keys will feel closer together. The key clicks are satisfying, quiet and there’s enough travel for ample feedback. The slight raised feel in the center, along with the wrist pad, helps you avoid typing and wrist fatigue. In my opinion, this keyboard will take you 3 or 4 days to adjust, but once you do, it offers a satisfying, smooth, comfortable typing experience. **Conclusion** I’m giving this 4 stars because it feels more cramped than it should, but I felt zero fatigue at my fingers, hands, and wrist and that's the purpose. Personally, I would rather have a slightly wider keyboard. It’s so lightweight they can afford a little bit of added weight to fit a wider spectrum of hand sizes. **Pros** *Ergonomic design that fits natural typing motion *Wrist pad provides comfort while typing *Quiet keyboard with soft clicks *Easy switch key allows different devices *Logi Keys software is intuitive and easy to use **Needs Improvement** *Keyboard is not for big hands (will feel cramped) *Membrane switches, not mechanical *AAA Batteries (no charging) *Arrow keys are under the shift key

I have had the pleasure to use the Logitech Wave Keys for Mac Ergonomic Wireless Keyboard for the past week or so, and I’m here to say this is a great option if you are looking for a keyboard to go with your Mac. Nowadays, unless you are buying an iMac, you are in a “Bring your own accessories” situation, so you’ll need to acquire a keyboard and mouse for your Mac. I have an M1 Mac Studio, so this was the perfect accessory to pair with it. I will admit this is a “no frills” keyboard experience. The box has the keyboard, and that’s it. The keyboard included two AAA batteries with a plastic tab preventing them from making contact. All I had to do was pull the plastic tab and pair the keyboard with my Mac using the built-in MacOS Bluetooth manager. As with most keyboard pairings, the Mac will ask you to enter a numeric code and press enter on the keyboard to complete pairing, which worked on the first try. I was quite surprised that typing on this keyboard came very naturally. I fully expected that with the scaled size, I would make a lot of typing errors, but that is not the case. I can type as fast as I can on my non-ergonomic keyboard. Since switching to Mac almost 8 years ago, I have not used an ergonomic keyboard, and I forgot just how comfortable it is to use this keyboard for extended periods of time. The ergonomic contour fits my larger hands very naturally, and there was no “learning curve” to use this keyboard for all intents and purposes. From a feel/tactile perspective, the keyboard leaves a bit to be desired. However, it is a membrane-type switch, so if you like the silent, mushy feel of membrane keyboards, this will be a home run. If this keyboard came in a mechanical version with more tactile feedback, I’d give it a six-star rating. I would also like it if this keyboard had more illumination than just the caps lock button and the small LED at the top that initially lights or when pairing. Backlit keys would be a nice touch, but require a different power source than two AAA batteries. The size of the CMD and option keys could be a bit bigger, but I find myself getting more and more used to the smaller size daily. Overall, if you’re looking for a solid ergonomic keyboard for use with your Mac this a great option. For the total ergonomic experience, also give the Logitech Lift vertical mouse consideration.

The Logitech Wave Keys for Mac Ergonomic Wireless Keyboard with Integrated Palm-rest is simple to set up and just as easy to use. The keyboard was found immediately via Bluetooth on my Mac and instantly connected without issue. At first look, this keyboard reminded me of those huge wave keyboards I used with my PC many years ago. Though it looks similar, it is certainly NOT the same. This keyboard gently slopes up to the middle of the QWERTY rows with very little rise and then slopes gently down. There was very little adjusting to do to use this keyboard as it feels natural to me. I do wish the bumps on the Guide Keys “F” & “J” were placed in the center of those keys. They are at the very lower edge of those keys and that makes them difficult to discern since my fingers don’t normally sit at the bottom edge of the keys. The keys are amazingly quiet but personally, I much prefer the typical Mac chiclet style keys. There is too much travel for me with this keyboard. That is personal preference. They say this keyboard is compatible with Windows as well. Well, I just got up from my Mac and walked over to my PC with the Wave Keys for Mac Keyboard and I quickly connected to the PC Bluetooth and I am now typing on the PC! Could not have been easier - yes, it works with Windows too. They actually have 3 easy switch keys at the F1, F2 & F3 keys so you can instantly switch between 3 different devices which is quite convenient. Next time, I will just have to press the F2 key. This keyboard is not backlit which I would very much prefer, but it does have a numeric keypad which is always a plus for me. It runs on 2 AAA batteries which were already inserted. Logitech claims the batteries can last up to 3 years and there is an on/off switch. It has a very nice cushioned palm rest. Ergonomically, the keyboard design works well. I can't believe this is the first ergonomic keyboard designed for a Mac. It’s about time! Overall, the Logitech Wave Keys for Mac Ergonomic Wireless Keyboard with Integrated Palm-rest is not for me because of the lack of backlighting and because of the travel on the keys. However, with those caveats, I would recommend this to anyone looking for an ergonomic keyboard for their Mac - it is affordable and so easy to setup and preferences differ with each user. It certainly functions as it was designed to do.

--- SETUP --- The keyboard comes with pre-installed Duracell batteries protected by a plastic tab. Remove the tab, and the keyboard F1 key begins to blink, letting you know it is ready to pair. While pairing, your device will ask you to enter a # on your keyboard. After a few seconds, you’re able to use the keyboard immediately. --- FEATURES --- Connects to three devices and can be switched on the fly, uses AA batteries, on/off toggle switch to conserve battery, ergonomic, palm rest, bluetooth, full keyboard (number pad included), tailored specifically for mac! --- EXPECTATIONS and PERFORMANCE --- This is by far one of the most versatile keyboards I have ever used. To start, the keys are noticeably silent. I mostly use gaming keyboards, which tend to be very loud and clicky. Even non-gaming keyboards can be loud in their own right. This keyboard, however, is so silent in use, that it is pleasant to type away with reduced keyboard click noise. This keyboard is light enough to be portable in a backpack or laptop case. I mainly plan on using it with my iPad. Wave Keys is compatible with iPhones, iPads, and Macs. I paired all three of those devices and started typing away. I first started using it with my iPad. By night, I am a dance instructor and I manage my own social media accounts. Having a keyboard to type on notes I am making as I plan my posts makes my workflow much easier. However, after I paired it with my phone and noticed how quickly I could change from iPad, to iPhone, to Mac with the touch of the F1, F2, or F3 buttons, I quickly discovered how my mobile devices could work as a second or third screen. Doing this method, I set up my phone to show me a screen that I needed information from while I typed on my iPad. After that, I moved back to my iPhone to continue working on that screen. Because the keyboard works seamlessly with Apple devices, you can switch apps by holding F4. If you’re typing on your mobile devices, there’s a dedicated emoji button that you can access, F6. F7 will do full screen shots, and you can turn on the microphone with F8, which allows you to type with your voice. If your iPhone or iPad is locked, the keyboard can wake it up and allow you to type your passcode to unlock it. The ergonomic design of the keyboard makes it very comfortable to use and having a number pad makes it so handy. Since it pairs with bluetooth, I also tested this on my Windows PC. The keyboard itself works, so you are able to type with no problem. However, if you are used to Windows PC shortcuts, they may not work as effectively here because the keyboard is meant for Macs. Still, it’s a nice bonus to have if you need to quickly use it on a Windows PC. --- APPROVAL --- Overall, I fully recommend this keyboard to all Apple users with multiple devices. Whether you want to make your mobile devices as second screens or have access to a personal and work Mac with one keyboard, the Wave Keys is more than up for the task.

i bought this so my wrists wouldn’t hurt on my MacBookPro. That never used to be the case but again takes its toll and I needed something. While I’m still getting used to this new keyboard, my wrists feel much better and it links up with my Bluetooth like a dream. I’m very happy with this purchase so far.