Logitech Ergo K860 - Ergonomic wireless keyboard with wrist rest

When using input devices on the computer, a position that is as natural and ergonomic as possible should be adopted. Not only vertical mice are therefore recommended, but also keyboards that prevent the wrists from kinking. The Logitech Ergo K860 is an ergonomic keyboard of this type. In addition to the wrist rest, it also offers a split and curved keypad, thanks to which the hands, wrists and forearms remain more relaxed when working on the desk. It is also wireless for even better use. The Logitech Ergo K860 is compatible with macOS, Windows, Linux, Android and Co. 

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Ergonomic typing with the Logitech Ergo K860. The wireless keyboard with split, curved keypad offers a QWERTY layout as well as macOS and Windows labels.

Logitech Ergo K860 - Ergonomic keyboard with 4,8 out of 5 stars

On the Amazon product page you can currently find 860 reviews for the Logitech Ergo K24; over three quarters of the users give it 5 stars. The rest still gave it 4 stars. The average rating for the wireless keyboard with ergonomic design, wrist rest and other advantages is 4,8 out of 5 stars (as of March 11.03.2020, XNUMX). 

In connection with an ergonomic mouse, such as B. the Logitech MX Vertical, you create a situation on your desk that is gentle on ligaments, tendons and joints for entering text, keyboard shortcuts and clicks. The good thing about the Logitech Ergo K860 keyboard, besides the Bluetooth connection, is that it is available with a German QWERTY layout.

32,10 EUR

Logitech ERGO K860 wireless ergonomic keyboard - split keyboard, palm rest, ...

• Improved posture when typing: Simply type more ergonomically on the curved, split keyboard, The...
• Padded wrist rest: The curved wrist rest supports your wrists 54 percent better and...
• Ideal keystrokes: The concave keys are ideally shaped for your fingertips, This wireless keyboard, which...

119,00 EUR −32,10 EUR 86,90 EUR

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Keys for Windows and macOS use on PC and Mac

The Logitech Ergo K860 keyboard has not only been designed with the body and arm posture of the user in mind, but also with the efficient use of various operating systems. Characters that result from an Alt-Gr key combination under Windows are circled in white and appear as white characters on a black background (e.g. the @ on the Q key). For macOS, the alt characters are black on a white background (e.g. the @ on the L key). 

I just find it funny that "Alt" itself (ie the option key) is not the same for both. The Windows Alt key becomes cmd on macOS. Under macOS you have to use the Windows Start key as Alt. Funny, but you will certainly get used to it. This should not cause any problems if you are not using both, but only one of the systems anyway. In any case, the assignment is closer to the original Apple and Microsoft products;) Here you can take a look at the keyboard.

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