Ergo K860

Copec. Siempre tienen en buenas condiciones la manguera pa inflar los neumáticos. Pagar en los Pronto con la app y no pasar por caja es la cumbia máxima. Sony. PS3, PS4 y PS5 siempre han sido puras alegrías. Y al no jugar como niño de 14 años, jamás he tenido drift en un joystick. Logitech. Específi

Logitech MX Vertical mouse, Logitech Ergo K860 keyboard. They are both expensive, though you can often find them significantly discounted on Amazon - especially as "used" (but not really) returns because people are prone to use them for 2 mins and say "nope". I would replace either at full price wit

Fair questions. I use a Voyager as my daily driver and I like QMK keyboards a lot: here's a quick tour of what makes these keyboards so great. I'm sure many folks in this sub feel the same way (surely there is sample bias in asking about the Voyager here). For balance, there are also some adjustment

I find the k860 really comfortable. I was using it with a Logitech lift mouse for the past couple years and found my wrist pain mostly eliminated. I did recently buy a split keyboard without a numpad because I hated having to move my right hand so far across the numpad to get to the mouse.

Yo use mucho tiempo el Logitech ergo K860 y está muy bueno, ahora me pasé a un kinesis mwave para probar con switches mecánicos y no está mal.

Hi, if you liked the K350's wave shape and layout, a few modern Logitech options come close: The Logitech ERGO K860 is a great upgrade if you're open to a split ergonomic design with premium comfort. The Logitech Wave Keys is the closest modern successor with a similar wave profile, though the layou

I think something like the Logitech Ergo K860 may be up your alley, or the Kinesis mWave. The two sets of keys are further apart than usual and also angled (like in your images), and both also have your function buttons. They're not split into two halves like other split keyboards here are, but they

I have the Logitech ERGO K860 keyboard and the Logitech MX vertical mouse. I bought these before my surgery, and they helped. I don’t need them anymore post-surgery, but I like them.

Can you imagine using your thumbs to press that split spacebar. Because I can't. Yes I can. I used Logitech ERGO K860 before I moved to columnar splits. I thoroughly enjoyed that keyboard. I would stick with it if it wasn't for the fact that it was massive and had numpad which I do not need. All tha

sorry about your keyboard dying - that's the worst. i've been using the logitech ergo k860 for a while now and it hits all your requirements: wireless, split, ergonomic, and rechargeable. if you want backlighting, the kinesis freestyle2 is another solid option i tried before settling on the logitech