Logitech Ergo K860 Keyboard

The curved, split design encourages a more natural hand and forearm position, which helps reduce muscle strain. By allowing your hands to rest at a more ergonomic angle, it minimizes the need to twist your wrists while typing.

No, the pillowed wrist rest is integrated into the keyboard chassis and cannot be removed. It is designed specifically to work with the keyboard's slope to provide continuous support.

Yes, the keyboard features adjustable tilt legs that allow you to set the palm lift to 0, -4, or -7 degrees. This helps you maintain a neutral wrist position whether you are sitting or standing at your desk.

Yes, the ERGO K860 is compatible with both Windows and macOS. It connects via Bluetooth or the included USB receiver, making it versatile for different computer setups.

Most users find that they adapt to the split layout within a few days to a week. Because the keys are arranged in a standard layout despite the split, the learning curve is generally much shorter than with fully ergonomic, non-standard keyboards.

Perfect Stroke keys are designed to be stable and quiet, with a spherical dish shape that matches the natural shape of your fingertips. This provides a fluid, precise typing experience that feels responsive and comfortable during long sessions.