Logitech ERGO K860 Wireless Split Keyboard
More natural and better typing

A TYPING EXPERIENCE THAT FEELS BETTER
Meet the ERGO K860, a split ergonomic keyboard for better posture, less tension and better support.

You type more naturally with a curved, split key frame that improves your posture while typing. The sloping shape reduces muscle tension on your wrist and forearm, keeping your hand and shoulder relaxed.

BETTER POSTURE, BETTER RESULTS
The curved keyframe of the ERGO K860 ensures that your hands, wrists, fingers and forearms assume a more natural position. As soon as you put your hands on the keyboard, you will notice that the tension has disappeared.

The ERGO K860 has even been proven to reduce muscle activity in the upper trapezius muscle by 21%. The trapezius muscle is an important muscle in the middle of the back, which stabilizes and facilitates movements of the shoulder and neck.

THREE LAYERS OF COMFORT AND SUPPORT
A padded wrist rest places your forearms just above the keyboard and provides 54% more wrist support while reducing wrist flexion by 25%.

1. SURFACE LAYER: the 0.5 mm thick WOVEN FABRIC with a durable, stain-resistant and smooth coating is easy to clean.

2. SUPPORT LAYER: the 2 mm thick HIGH DENSITY FOAM gives a comfortable, firm feeling that distributes the pressure evenly.

3. COMFORT LAYER: the 4 mm thick MEMORY FOAM yields for a pleasant, personalized and comfortable feeling that allows you to relax even better.

PLACE YOUR WRISTS HIGHER
Keep your wrists in a natural and comfortable position, whether you are sitting or standing, with an innovative palm lift function. The 0°, 4°, and 7° adjustable legs allow your palms to be placed in an optimal ergonomic position, depending on your unique setup.

EFFORTLESS PRECISION WITH PERFECT STROKE KEYS
A smooth and extremely accurate typing experience without compromising speed and accuracy. Your fingers glide effortlessly over the matte surface of the keys and tactile details make it easy to orient your fingers to stay focused on working. The split layout and convex curve promote a more natural placement of hand and fingers.