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Logitech Wave Keys
The ergonomic keyboard we would give anyone who types all day and does not want to relearn typing.
- Setuplify score
- Setuplify score: 8.0/10
- Value score
- Value score: 9.0/10
- Best for
- Long office days on a small budget
Price
$59.99at Logitech StoreIn stock
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What we like
- Comfortable cushioned palm rest
- No learning curve
- Up to 3 years on two AAA batteries
- Switches between 3 devices
What to know
- No backlight
- Deep footprint (219 mm) with the palm rest
- Not made for gaming
Specifications
| Layout | Full size |
|---|---|
| Connection | Wireless |
| RGB lighting | No |
| Model number | 920-011898 |
About the Logitech Wave Keys
Wave Keys is the easy way into an ergonomic keyboard. The keys follow a gentle wave and the built-in palm rest uses three layers of memory foam, so your wrists sit in a more natural position without the learning curve of a split board. The compact layout still keeps a number pad, and keys are printed for both Windows and Mac.
It connects with the included Logi Bolt receiver or Bluetooth and switches between three devices with the Easy-Switch keys. Two AAA batteries (included) are rated for up to 36 months. Tilt legs add 4 degrees, and Logi Options+ lets you remap keys per app. It was developed in the Logi Ergo Lab and certified by United States Ergonomics.
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