Why I buy this one ?
- Batteries Included - No
- Batteries Required - No
- Color(s) - Black
- Compatibility - Vista, Windows® XP, Mac OS® X (10.2.8 or later)
- Connector/Port - USB

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What our customer's say!

"Comfort, and ease of use. Very nice on the fingers, I LOVE IT", I recently bought me a new desktop (MacPro) which comes with a flat keyboard.

The problem with that keyboard is it provides no support, you get no wrist support, nothing. The keys do not feel so good (atleast compared to the Wave), and when I started working on writing a book, my wrists really started hurting due to the pressure put on my wrists.

I wanted to get a comfortable keyboard, one that I could type on for several hours in comfort. I wanted it to work on the Mac, and I wanted it to look pretty cool.

I did not want a split keyboard design like the ones microsoft makes. My previous keyboard was more expensive, a saitek eclipse II. That was a nice keyboard, but even it does not compare to the comfort brought forth by this keyboard.

The design of the keyboard, (as the name suggests) is a "wave" its like you sat the keyboard outside with something in the middle, and the 2 sides next to it sunk in and melted.

If your thinking your keyboarding might be hampered or slowed down by the switch, I assure you it will not. I did have a few problems at first making a "jump" around my T's and Y's, and sometimes it is a bit difficult to get used to not having either a "windows" or "command" key on the bottom right side, but other than that, this keyboard is everything you want, everything you enjoy, but better.

The wrist guard is very nice, very smooth, and does not irritate my skin. They keys are perfect, and have this amazing feel to them, I forgot what it was like to have such a nice keyboard.

Logitech has really impressed me with this keyboard. I honestly expected I would be returning this keyboard when I got it, as I thought it was going to be too awkward, but I thought I would give it a try anyway, and I'm glad I did.


To recap, this is a wonderful keyboard, it is not as bloated as other Logitech keyboards, each key is very comfortable. The "wave" feature does make life easier (so does being able to adjust the keyboard height to varying levels). The keyboard works perfectly out of the box on my mac, using itunes, and everything.

I highly recommend this keyboard, and hope you "take a chance" like I did when I bought it. Amazons customer service is very accommodating.

5 stars all the way.

"Great contoured keyboard!", This ergonomically styled keyboard is a dream come true!! Not only does it help alleviate the stress of keyboarding throughout the day, its style of contours allows those who typically use a regular keyboard to be instantly efficient. Although this is being used for my work office, it was well worth the purchase using my own funds! Great product. Highly recommended. Logitech makes wonderful keyboard and mouse products

"Happy with wave", Recently purchased Logitech wave keyboard/mouse combo. Have had it about a week now. So far so good.

I have had lousy luck with wireless keyboards in work environment where there seems to be lots of interference. Also, have had problems with keyboards and mice sucking the energy out of the batteries in a week or less. I'm happy to say this keyboard and mouse seem to be working well. (Juries still a little out on the battery thing - but haven't read any reviews that make me think I'm likely to have the problem.)

The keyboard is comfortable. There is some minor adjustment from using a standard keyboard - I'm mistyping numbers a bit when using the top row. It's not as much of an adjustment as the split ergonomic keyboards however.

The mouse works well - easily adjusted to it. My one comment (not even a complaint really) is that I'm going to have to retrain my ring finger not to drape over the "forward" button off to the right-hand side - I keep inadvertantly forwarding thru web pages and e-mail - very confusing at first. You have to keep your index, middle and ring finger on top of the mouse. The forward & back buttons are *very* sensitive.

Transmitter has gone from big bulky corded half dome to a little thing that looks like a memory pen - plugs directly into USB port. The combo comes with a USB extension cord too, if that's more convenient for you. I ended up using my USB extension for my memory pen instead of the transmitter - works great.

Overall I'm happy with the purchase. To date, this is the best wireless keyboard/mouse combo I've bought.


"NO USB Ports!", Nice! Feels much much better right away. So far I like it very much comfort-wise. I have CTS and gamer's thumb so this is very important to me. Got the wired version so 'cause I'm tired of battery eaters--but there's no USB port. What the heck? The Mac keyboard thrashed my wrist, but at least it had 2 ports on it. I wanna recharge hybrid batteries and have a place to plug in my 3D Connexion but it's a no-go w/o a hub, I guess. Sorry to complain, but a keyboard this cool should have ports.

"Not All That Different", Using this keyboard, it's not particularly different than a normal keyboard. Probably slightly more ergonomic than a laptop keyboard, but it's a minimal improvement. However, it does function well, the shortcut buttons are nice, and there's a nice tension in the keys. Overall nothing revolutionary, but nice.

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"Comfortable keyboard. ", Pros:
1. Comfortable Design.
2. Adequate number of customizable keys.
3. Not very noisy.
4. Palm rest.

Cons:
1. The software on CD didnt install correctly and i couldnt remap the "F" keys. Had to update the software in order to get it working. Once updated no problems yet.


I have had no major issues yet apart from the software installation in the beginning. Very well priced for the design and features. I have yet to figure out where the Zoom keys work (Maybe Vista only. i am on xp.). Would definitely recommend it.

"GREAT KEYBOARD, bad drivers", This is an extremely comfortable keyboard with lots of great features. Unfortunately, it uses Logitech's notoriously buggy drivers. All Logitech keyboards, mouses, and such use Logitech SetPoint. If you buy a Logitech product and SetPoint installs correctly, you will be happy. Unfortunately, SetPoint sometimes does not install correctly, in which case, you will have an advanced mouse or keyboard that does not implement any advanced features.

This is what happened to me with the Wave keyboard. I am running a typical PC with XP Pro SP3. SetPoint will not install, so all the advanced features of the Wave keyboard don't work.

I am trying to fix the problem and have been in touch with Logitech's technial support for over three weeks. The process is painfully slow. Try this and let me know what happens. When trying this doesn't solve the problem, it takes Logitech support 3 - 4 days to get back with the next suggestion that doesn't work.

In summary, if you buy this keyboard and the supporting Logitech software installs correctly, I think you will love this keyboard. If the software does not install correctly and you have to try to deal with Logitech support, I suspect that after a couple of weeks, you wil find yourself looking for another keyboard.

"Excellent buy", Not much more I could think of in a design that could be better. Best keyboard I've ever owned and much easier to type on than those weird angled ones Microsoft put out years ago. Would be a 5 except for the zoom buttons don't seem to do anything and I can't even get a response from the support forum on it. Another slight deduction for the music controls. Buttons are too close together and too touchy. Easy to accidentally hit the forward button when trying to pause.

"Excellent Ergonomic keyboard", I've used various Microsoft Natural Keyboards for years, and the Logitech Wave Keyboard is the only non-split keyboard I would ever consider using all the time. For people who need an ergonomic keyboard but don't like the split/natural keyboards, this is an excellent choice.

The function keys are programmable, but unlike Microsoft's recent keyboards, the special functions are optional, not the default. It also includes the requisite media keys, which are out of the way so you won't accidentally hit them, as well as some Vista-only keys I have not used as I don't have Vista.

I have very few quibbles with this keyboard. I do wish is had a PS2 connector instead of USB; sometimes the keyboard's response isn't as good as it would be if it was PS2. Sometimes the shift keys don't register, but again that could be because USB isn't as responsive as PS2. And finally the F4 key is mis-labeled F3; it still acts as an F4 though.

"Nice keyboard,especially for touch typists", Good keyboard, nice feel and an integrated wrist rest. I'm a geek typist, not a touch typist, so my finger positions are not 100% compatible with the wave, but I'm learning to use this keyboard over time, which will probably help prevent carpel tunnel disease.

If you are a touch typist you'll appreciate this keyboard, since it was designed with you in mind.