Give Your Wrists a Rest
With the Logitech Ergo K860 keyboard, you're opening a gateway to greater support, reduced strain, and fluid input. This wireless split keyboard was methodically engineered to maximize ergonomic support without sacrificing speed or accuracy, supporting multiple configurations to be tailored to your typing tenacity. By using the Ergo K860, wrist-bending is reduced by 25% while supplying up to 54% more support for your wrists — a heap of relief from which Sweetwater’s copywriters greatly benefit on a daily basis. Though the distinct shape and layout may seem intimidating, you can rest assured knowing that Logitech constructed the K860 to accommodate a seamless transition to the K860’s stress-reducing typing posture.
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Adjustable support and premium performance
Of the many ways in which the Logitech Ergo K860 succeeds, one of its most valuable attributes is its adaptability. Whether you prefer to sit, stand, or alternate between the two positions throughout the day, the Ergo K860 has your back (and wrists). Its Palm Lift support surface features adjustable tilt legs with 0-, 4-, and 7-degree configurations, ensuring your posture and position get the relief needed in any typing capacity. What’s more, the keys of the Ergo K860 were specifically crafted to maximize accuracy and precision, complementing the elevated curvature and split layout to promote hand and finger placement that is more natural and comfortable than what you get with a standard keyboard design and arrangement.
Logitech Ergo K860 Features:
- Ergonomically optimized to reduce strain and increase support via natural positioning and adaptable construction
- Split-keyboard design and Palm Lift decrease wrist bending by up to 25% and increase wrist support by up to 54%
- Adjustable tilt legs let you tailor your typing experience to meet your physical and spatial needs, including sitting, standing, and hybrid configurations
- Ultra-accurate keys fluid layout promises seamless transition of use
