The K860 features an integrated wrist rest that is among the most comfortable. The long battery life is undoubtedly a plus, but the lack of backlighting is a bit of a drag. The keyboard has Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz connectivity for either Windows or macOS and can reportedly operate for up to two years on a single pair of AAA batteries. The split layout of this particular keyboard can present a slight learning curve for users who aren't fluent touch-typists, but it is easily one of the most comfortable and sleek keyboards available. The MX Ergo K860 looks set to become the front-runner for wireless workplace keyboards, featuring much of the tech used in their vaunted wireless MX Keys keyboard. This ergonomic workhorse from Logitech has pulled out all the stops. Type: Membrane | Connectivity: Wireless receiver, Bluetooth | RGB: None | Tenkeys: Yes | Palm Rest: Yes | Dedicated Media Controls: No A separate number pad will enable you to choose its position for an ideal comfort level beside the Sculpt keyboard. Rounding out its ergonomic design is a cushioned palm rest that allows your wrists to relax and form a natural feel from your fingertips to your wrists. The domed structure helps maintain positioning throughout the day, keeping your wrists at a more relaxed angle, which helps eliminate the discomfort from other models.īeyond its split design, the natural arc keys mimic the curved shape of your fingertips to create a more natural look and feel, which increases overall comfort and reduces strain on your hands and wrists.

The split keyboard design immediately assists in positioning your wrists into a more natural position rather than the straight-on approach favored by most keyboards.

Widely recognized as the best ergonomic keyboard on the market, Microsoft's Sculpt for Windows computers is a standout choice for all-day comfort. Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Keyboard Review

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