Logitech ERGO K860 Ergonomic Split Keyboard now official

Logitech has announced a new advanced ergonomic split keyboard that offers greater wrist support and reduced muscle activity, the ERGO K860.

Logitech says that the ERGO K860 is a “science-driven” ergonomic keyboard that can help office workers “improve their posture, increase comfort and lower muscle strain.” It features a curved wrist with pillowed cushioning places for the forearms just above the keyboard, and an adjustable palm lift feature that keeps the wrist in a natural posture, whether seated or standing. It offers 54% more wrist support and reducing wrist bending by 25%.

The ERGO K860 also features Logitech’s Perfect Stroke keys to keep your hands in a natural position. The keystroke lifespan, on the other hand, was rated at 10 million keystrokes.

For connectivity, it can connect up to three devices via Bluetooth LE or USB dongle. It comes equipped with shortcut customizations through the Logitech Options software, powered by two AAA batteries that can last up to two years, and supports both Mac and Windows operating systems.

The Logitech ERGO K860 is now available in black for USD 129.99 at Logitech.com

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