Logitech Wave Keys Wireless Ergonomic Keyboard with Cushioned Palm Rest, Comfortable Natural Typing, Easy-Switch, Bluetooth, Logi Bolt Receiver, for Multi-OS, Windows/Mac - Off White

My wrists thank me. I have a keychron k2 and this. but ergonomic wise u prefer this. Sound of keys k2 for sure.

Good thing is it offers mechanical mode and secondly it is wireless. Ease of use has been seamless

The media could not be loaded. I've been using the Logitech Wave Keyboard for the past 7 months, and it's been an excellent experience. The ergonomic design is very comfortable, even during long hours of use — I typically use it for 8+ hours daily with no strain.The full-sized layout with separate number keys is very convenient, and the battery life is impressive — still at 100% after months of use!The keys have a satisfying sound, though they’re slightly on the rigid side and not the smoothest, but that doesn’t affect typing comfort. One downside is the lack of backlighting, which makes it hard to use in the dark.Switching between 3 different systems is seamless, and the customizable keys are a bonus for productivity. Overall, it’s a solid, comfortable keyboard that’s great for everyday work

I bought this keyboard recently. It is very useful and really helpful for the hands. Only thing is:1. It takes some time for hands to adjust to it.2. Even when Diwali sale was going on, it was falsely mentioned as it on discount. It is the same price even today.BUt a very useful keyboard.

The keys are so smooth, it feels we are not pressing anything

Great Product, you must go for it if looking to experience the soft ergo.

It's for home use only as I feel it's a little big to carry in your bag. Since bags are gone little smaller along with laptops. It certainly looks wavey but when you use it. You don't feel it. It makes noise like a classic one. Connectivity is good enough. Keys should've developed little softer.

This is a good keyboard, despite being non-mechanical, keys are smooth and wave form gives better typing speed once you get a hang of it. I have used split keyboards in past, so wanted something smaller but having curve, and found this one. On amazon US, its for $60, and here its being sold for about $70, so not much difference (compared to K860, which also I bought for my office desk use).Everything for Wave keyboard is good except it lacks backlighting. Keyboard selling for even 700-800 INR are now having backlight feature, and thus this one (as well K860 too) missing backlight is really strange and makes is not true value for money.Other than this one point, all are good.--------------------Update after 3 weeks of continuous use. I find form factor an issue. It's good keyboard, but smaller sized, and keys are placed very compactly. That is good during the move, but all day long typing on this one made me feel opposite of Ergonomics. So eventually I ended up buying Logitech ERGO K860 from local market (as on Amazon, only one seller was there for this model and selling for 25,000 while MRP on box is under 19,000). I got that from Delhi local market for under 15000 and can say one of the best keyboard.So anyone considering WAVE series, go with this definitely if you have on-the-move need, as its lot easier to travel with. But if you are looking for all day long typing, consider K860 from Logitech.In both cases, make sure to check price on local market, as Amazon seller seems to be charging near to 2x price