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A Great Replacement for the Old Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboards
By Eric K. on Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2025
Why did you pick this product vs others?: I've been a loyal user of the Microsoft Natural Ergonomic keyboards for decades. I had grown accustomed to the size and layout, but my last model was failing. Other models (including those from Microsoft) never had the same comfort level. I took a chance on this model from Logitech and am thrilled with it so far. The keyboard is smaller, wireless, and feels just as comfortable. There are a few big differences. For one, the keys don't travel as far. I thought that might bother me, but I got used to it rather quickly. I think it will also stay cleaner over the long term. Also, the Logitech doesn't have a dedicated row of media keys (they're combined with the function keys), but that hasn't hampered me. The Options+ app provides the ability to use the function keys for media directly or by pressing FUNCTION + the media key of your choice. No big deal. I love the build quality and how stable it sits on my keyboard tray. It feels like it's built to last. The plastic doesn't feel nearly as cheap as the Microsoft boards of yesteryear. Overall, I'm happy with the purchase. It's a pricey item, but it's worth it if you need an ergonomic model.
Top critical review
Great looking & feeling - poor durability for price
By Robert N. on Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2025
Positive: I like so much about this keyboard that I bought one for work and for home. To me, the ergonomics are perfect, the keys feel good to the touch, and I like the fact that it’s not as compact as some of the other keyboards (like the Logitech Wave Keys Wireless Ergonomic Keyboard which I found to be far too compacted for effective use). Not good: I’ve used these keyboards for two years and both my work and home set are definitely showing signs of wear. While I haven’t had any connectivity issues, the letters are slowly but surely rubbing off the keyboard with normal use. I don’t type excessively for my job - so I was surprised to see the lettering wearing off the keys so soon. Additionally the wrist rest is also showing signs of wear and has a couple of “worn in” spots where my wrists usually rest. Again, I’m a business guy and never have dirty hands or wrists but your think I did with the way the keyboards look approaching two years of use. I think the material on both the keys and the wrist pad is just not durable enough for standard use and starts to show “general wear” way too soon for a keyboard of this price point.
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