Logitech Ergo K860

Almost perfect but not quite there...

Pros: keys have a great tactile feel and responsiveness to them, attached numpad is great, works for Mac and Windows, good height options, palm rest is comfortable and easy to wipe clean (wife spilled red pasta on it already, can't even see it now), has an off switch on the keyboard to preserve the battery (even though it took me a while to find - right behind the "logi" logo in the middle of the keyboard). Cons: Not much at all but for some reason it just doesn't feel right, like the keys are too close to each other? Especially the arrows keys. It could be just me as I'm used to using the microsoft ergo keyboard which felt a little more spaced out and not cramped. Overall seems to be great especially for those out there looking for an ergonomic option. Might take a while for first time curved keyboard users to get used to the placement of the keys though.

not good at all

I bought this keyboard thinking it would be perfect for work. The only good thing about it is that is an ergonomic keyboard. The design is too cramped, the keys are way too close together so very easy to hit the wrong keys. On a normal keyboard, the letter keys are spaced away from the F keys, not on this one. This is probably the wort Logitech product I have ever used and regret buying it

Disappointed

I purchased this keyboard due to the level of typing I do each day. I am disappointed in the lag between the keys. Various keys get stuck so I have to delete the 12 continuous letters it does, or spaces. Considering the price of the product, I expected a better response time and quality of typing. I will be returning the keyboard for a different one.