I love this keyboard and mouse combo so much I have one at home and one at work. They keyboard is responsive and curved nicely without being the full split type. The keys have a nice feel and it isn't loud when I am typing vigorously. The mouse fits...

both keyboard and mouse function quite well, easy setup and use. Only major drawback it the the overall bulky size of the keyboard. Much to large for many keyboard slides.

Keyboard and mouse combination is very nice. They work with my existing adopter

A person who uses this for web browsing or document production, would probably not notice too much. Although a FPS gamer would probably go crazy in frustration. I used it with my Win 8.1 Pro O/S. I even installed the "Set Point" & "Unifying Software"drivers from Logitech online.

I wanted to let you know that my purchase of this keyboard and mouse was perfect! I was a little hesitant to purchase it because of the price (it was on sale but was still $42 and I was hesitant to buy a keyboard that expensive cause I've never purchased a keyboard for more than $20), but my kids...

I have used the Wave combo for a couple of years and am still smitten with it. The size, shape, and positioning of the keys are the most natural of any keyboard I've typed on--as comfortable as that other "natural" keyboard, but far easier to adjust to.

Features; Design; Battery Life

longevity

This was a while coming and then has a US keyboard layout. So I now have to remember touch typing skills.

This wireless keyboard from Logitech features an angled key frame that's also wave shaped laterally to provide the most comfortable typing angles for your fingers, hands, and wrists. There is also an integrated wrist wrest to ease the stress on your arms and wrist during long periods of use.

Earlier this year I bought the Logitech 520.....a flat keyboard. I HATED it. I kept making mistakes and misplacing my fingers for months. Finally I chucked it and went for this Wave, which I have owned before. Perfect key positions and feels so good not to keep making errors.

With my computer below my desk, I had to use the extender cable to raise the height of the receiver to about 1ft above the level of the keyboard and mouse in order to get a strong signal to the receiver, no issues with range after that.

Excellent range when receiver is above the level of the devices; ergo design is decent enough so it it comfortable to type on for extended periods

Keyboard is a little on the noisy side for a non mechanical keyboard; Comes with cheap batteries that don't last; Device range is extremely poor when the receiver is below the level of the devices; Mouse shape is uncomfortable for my hand/wrist for extended use