Logitech Ergo K860 Wireless Ergonomic Split Keyboard with Wrist Rest

Technical overview

Some keyboards prioritize a familiar typing layout, the Logitech Ergo K860 adds a curved, split frame and cushioned wrist rest to support a more relaxed position at your desk. Its full-size QWERTY layout keeps everyday typing familiar while changing the angle and shape of the keys. Bluetooth and USB receiver connectivity offer two ways to connect, and the keyboard supports Windows, macOS, Linux, and Chrome OS.

The curved frame and sloped design are intended to encourage a more natural wrist and forearm position. The multilayer, memory-foam wrist rest gives your palms a padded place to land while typing. The manufacturer reports 25% less wrist bending compared with a standard keyboard without a palm rest, and 54% more wrist support. Scooped keys are shaped to follow fingertips, while quiet key operation suits shared workspaces and home offices. A full-size layout with an integrated number pad works well for writing, spreadsheets, and everyday computer tasks.

The adjustable palm lift lets you choose among 0°, -4°, and -7° positions, so you can set the keyboard angle for a seated or standing workstation. Its printed dual-key layout supports both Windows and Mac use. The graphite keyboard also uses 71% certified post-consumer recycled plastic in its plastic parts, excluding the printed circuit board and packaging. Buyers often praise the comfortable shape, soft-feeling keys, and padded rest, feedback on connectivity and durability is mixed, so experiences vary.

Usage tips

Choose the palm-lift angle that keeps your wrists in a comfortable, natural position at your desk. The tilt legs provide three settings, making it easy to adjust the keyboard for seated or standing work. For connection, use Bluetooth or the included USB receiver, depending on your setup. The keyboard supports up to three connected devices, which can be useful when switching between computers or other compatible devices. Its dual-layout keys make it practical for work that moves between Windows and macOS systems.

A typical desk setup might use the number pad for spreadsheet entry, the cushioned rest during longer writing sessions, and Bluetooth to connect without using the USB receiver. For users choosing between a conventional flat keyboard and an ergonomic layout, the K860’s defining difference is its curved split frame paired with adjustable palm lift—not a change to the familiar QWERTY arrangement.

What you get

The package includes the Logitech Ergo K860 keyboard and two AAA alkaline batteries. A USB receiver is included for wireless connection, alongside Bluetooth as an alternative. The keyboard is powered by two AAA batteries, with up to 24 months of battery life stated in the product information.

Questions before you buy

Does the Ergo K860 work with both Windows and Mac? Yes. Its printed dual-key layout is designed for Windows and macOS, and the keyboard is also listed as compatible with Linux and Chrome OS.

How can it connect to a computer? Connect through Bluetooth or use the included USB receiver. The keyboard supports connections with up to three devices.

Can you adjust the keyboard’s angle? Yes. Its tilt legs offer 0°, -4°, and -7° palm-lift positions to suit your desk setup and typing posture.

When it makes sense

The Ergo K860 is a practical fit for people who spend substantial time typing and want an ergonomic layout with a padded wrist rest, familiar QWERTY keys, and adjustable palm lift. Its Bluetooth and USB receiver options suit flexible desk setups, while the full-size layout supports both general typing and number-pad work. Choose it when a curved split design and adjustable wrist position are central to how you want to work.