Logitech Black Cordless Wave Keyboard - OEM

Pros: - Can reach ~15 foot from USB transceiver
- Curved approach is comfortable and easy to use

Cons: - None

Pros: Let me start with the fact that i HATE the idea of wireless. But This thing is outstanding. Way better than i had hoped. I have not yet had a single issue and i am still running on the first set of batteries.
The key press is good, but u will get used to any keyboard. And the media buttons could be useful if i installed the drivers.

Cons: That you didn't get it at the same price i did.
Needs a key to disable the windows key.

Other Thoughts: I am a Gamer Only!
I play CODMW2, BF2142, Borderlands. Currently.
I do not type with this keyboard. So two handed comfort is not something i can coment on.

Pros: looks fashion

Cons: stopped work after 3 weeks.

Pros: Keyboard is comfortable to use and silent. The multimedia buttons are a real help. Best part is that you can customize all buttons like any Logitech product.

Cons: Took a while to find the USB Receiver but its located at the bottom as others said.

Pros: Very good Design and solid performance. I am comfortable when i am typing.

Cons: I have only one complaint about the PF keys design, i use them very frequently in the office with F1-F4 together in that keyboard but this keyboard is designed F1-F3 together bunch so alway make mistake in my work.

Other Thoughts: None.

Pros: Very comfortable to use.

Cons: To start: The software that shipped with the unit didn't support all of the special function keys. It took two tries to download the correct version from logitech.
econdly: As you can see the shift key does not capitalize the letter 's' and several others.
Also: None of the special keys work.
This is after only about six months use.

Other Thoughts: I see taht the Logitech web for downloading software has become more organized since my initial experience.
I've looked at some other Logitech keyboards with ergonomic shape but frankly I'm just alittle afriad of of getting burned again.

Pros: Well design.

Cons: I think it should has a Unifying receiver, but it doesn't

Pros: Low cost, does what it is supposed do. The wave design does help type faster and the wrist cushion is definitely useful. Feels sturdy enough & its wireless.

Cons: 1. I think you could buy the Logitech K350 instead - since it comes with the universal receiver for other logitech devices. I think that is the only difference between these two keyboards. 2. Newegg says it is compatible with Mac OS X, but it isn't. The driver CD does not have any OS X drivers and neither does Logitech site. The keyboard works for most part but I cannot use all the special keys without the driver. It works on Windows XP.

Other Thoughts: It's a bargain! With special discount code, I paid $19 for a sturdy wireless keyboard. Logitech has been my favored manufacturer & Newegg the favored supplier, so its all good.

Pros: Love the actual keyboard. I never liked the angled keyboard much, but this one has just enough to make it feel natural. The wrist rest is nicely padded as well.

Cons: Still getting used to all the extra keys. Will see if they are really useful.

Doesn't wash and fold clothes.

Other Thoughts: I didn't think having a cordless desk top would make as much of a difference as it does. Now I want to wall mount my monitor to open up even more space...

Will see how the range is, haven't tested it.

Pros: Comfortable design, NOT split keyset, easy to type and great key response.

Cons: The F keys are not in sets of four....

Other Thoughts: This is easily the best keyboard I have used. It's quite comfortable, and if you want ergonomics without the split keyset, this is a great alternative.

The Key response is NOT "clicky" like most other keyboards I have used, which which makes me type much softer than on other keyboards. I find that this makes me type a little bit faster since I am not trying to force the keys down.

I will note that I have NOT installed SET Point, either. On my other Logitech Keyboards, this has disabled the normal function of my F keys, and I do not want to deal with that. Most of the special keys still work fine, but the Vista specific ones do nothing.