The Swiss hardware manufacturer Logitech has introduced a new ergonomic keyboard. The device is part of the Wave Keys series, part of the ERGO series.

A healthy mind in a healthy body: timeless advice that can be applied to many things. Therefore, you can take Logitech’s ergonomically perfect hardware with you without hesitation. The Swiss company is now expanding this offering to include Wave Keys.

Cogito, ergonomic sum

The new wireless ergonomic keyboard is available in two versions: Wave buttons And Wave Keys for Business. The new series falls under the ERGO series. This new model is presented as an entry-level model and is smaller than Logitech’s previous ergonomic models. Due to its size, mobility is also at the forefront of the design.

This new model was tested in Logitech’s Ergo Lab. It has a wavy design that should be good for your hands, wrists, and forearms. There is also an integrated wrist rest.

The environment was also taken into account. Wave Keys is CO2 neutral and consists of 61 percent recycled materials.

Practical

Wave Keys connects to up to three devices, such as a Mac, PC or iPad, via Bluetooth or the included Logi Bolt receiver. Switching is done by pressing the corresponding button once. If you want to get even more out of Wave Keys, you can use the app Logi options+ Use for features like keyboard shortcuts.

Thanks to Logi Bolt’s secure wireless technology, it should be easy for administrators to implement Wave Keys for Business in their organizations. There is also worldwide customer support for all major operating systems. Through the software Logitech Sync IT teams can also monitor keyboards from anywhere at any time.

Wave Keys will be available from October 13th for the Benelux countries in anthracite gray and with US International and Belgian Azerty to play. The recommended retail price is 79.99 euros, including VAT. Wave Keys for Business will also be available in the Benelux countries in the future, but there is no specific date yet.

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