Wave Keys MK670 Wireless Ergonomic Keyboard Mouse Combo - Graphite

I purchased up the Logitech Wave Keys MK670 Combo and it's been a great upgrade for my everyday use at work. The ergonomic wave-shaped keyboard feels fantastic right away, my wrists and hands stay much more relaxed during long typing sessions. The keys have a nice, soft touch and they're quiet enough that I don't disturb anyone around me (no annoying click-clack). The included mouse is the perfect size for my medium hands, fits naturally without feeling cramped or too bulky, and it glides smoothly. Setup was effortless with Bluetooth and Logi Bolt options, and it works flawlessly across my Windows devices. Overall, this combo delivers excellent comfort and quiet performance at a solid price. Highly recommend if you're looking for an ergonomic wireless setup that just feels good to use every day.

I am not sure why I am so excited about a keyboard, but here we are. I absolutely love this keyboard and mouse set. It is extremely quiet. It seems to cushion your key strokes. The wave is perfectly positioned, but not large and bulky.

This is a great keyboard, and the wireless mouse is a bonus too. I’ve owned several iterations of this keyboard for about 15 years, and I’m on my fourth one (not for quality, but because I’ve moved jobs or wanted a more recent model). It is easy to set up using Bluetooth and sets up within seconds. The Bluetooth range is also great I can move the keyboard or mouse around my office and it still types no matter where I move. The keys are easy to type with ergonomically and when they type they’re soft yet firm, if that makes sense. They’re not loud. Really happy with this keyboard!

TLDR; a great keyboard that's super comfortable for typing and eliminated my wrist pain. Recommend this! I work as an accountant and do a LOT of typing and 10 key in my day-to-day so comfort is paramount (especially on closing periods and loooong days). My wrists and arms started killing me lately and I had done everything else; a more ergonomic chair, adjustable desk, monitors adjusted properly--you know, the WHOLE kitchen sink. So, by process of elimination, I came to realize HEY bonehead--how about you try a better keyboard? So, I did and I'm freaking glad I have. NO MORE WRIST PAIN! Here's the deets: PROS: -Ergo shape helps hand placement, and the pad is comfy -Keys are quiet and have good feel -Full number pad just like a calculator -Batteries last long CONS: -Weird mashed together function keys add extra steps to thing -Mouse could be a little more ergonomic and is paired with keyboard (not a huge issue) -I wouldn’t say its necessarily for gaming (if you are into that) its more functional for typing The “Wave” The wave shape may make it look like a strip of bacon or UFO (depending on the angle you look at it) but it just works. It makes your hands wrap around the keys and the pad supports your wrists at the exact correct angle. Key feel and noise I learned to use a keyboard on a type writer and so , have always loved loud clickety clackity keyboards and buttons with a big travel. I was unsure how I would feel about this one, it’s actually pretty quiet and the keys have a short and easy travel. Despite my love of loud keyboards this one changed my mind. Hot keys and “functions” Okay this one grinds my gears a little because I think Logitech messed this one up. They prioritized their custom functions (volume, emojis, presentation view play/pause) over the actual function keys F1-F12, and Page up/Down. They kind of mashed them all into one. For most this will be no issue, but for myself in my work I do use an old system sometimes that uses the F keys, and it gets annoying having to hold the “fn” button while pressing the F key or risk accidentally changing my volume. Been spending all my time in 10-key paradise. As I said earlier, I do whole lot of 10-key and entries in my work, I HAD to have a good number pad. Well folks – this is a big win they integrated a full number pad with enter, = + and - , if you know how to run a tape calculator you are going to have no issue with this lovely number pad – its GREAT! Battery Life I haven’t had it that long yet, but I can say I am running the original 2-duracell AAAs it came with and have had exactly zero problems with it thus far. Mouse Of course, I cannot forget to mention the mouse. It is very comfortable as well, with zero clicking sound and a neat scroll wheel with nice weight. Out of the box functionality is great and it is a great companion to this keyboard. Note: The keyboard and mouse are a pair and connect through one USB receiver so if you change your mouse that may be an issue. Do I recommend it? Hell yeah! If you have been debating whether to grab a wave to surf the web or just to have a better typing experience, I’d say do it. Plus, this is amazon – super easy to return if you don’t like it.

I was looking to get a split ergonomic keyboard but wasn’t sure it was the right fit for me or my current setup. This felt like a nice baby step towards one of those so I went with this one. And I’m so glad I did. The keys are so quiet compared to some of my other Logitech keyboards I’ve had in the past. The palm rests are so soft and comfortable. I normally find my wrists aching pretty quickly when using a keyboard without one. It’s pretty small but I’m a petite person so this is the perfect size for my hands. I connected it to my tablet with Bluetooth and it works perfect. Setup was pretty easy as well. I’m not a huge fan of the shape of the mouse that comes with it but I’m slowly getting used to it. The mouse clicks are so soft and quiet that they are virtually silent. Sometimes it feels like I’m not even clicking anything while using it. But it works great and connects to my computer with ease when using the usb.

I've been a die-hard Logi user for many decades and for the first time I've been left to find a different keyboard manufacturer. I've used the K350 wave keyboard for many, many years and love it. Like others, I too was dumfounded with the K350 was discontinued and purchased a small stockpile. Sadly, that's all gone and I've been frustrated looking for a replacement. The MK670 wave is really a terrible keyboard if you use F1-F12 keys daily. As a software engineer, I spend my day at the keyboard. I use the function keys every day. Having to look to find them really sucks! Add to the fact that they are all in a line (something not done for more years than I can count), the printing on the keys is like glossy decals and reflects light. This means you can't tell the difference between F8 & F9 for example. They put the added media type keys as functions (Fn) on the F keys. You can lock the Fn but that's really an unusable situation. There is a replacement out there...trust me. I can't mention it here or my review wont be published. But I don't recommend this keyboard unless you never use the function or Fn/media keys. If all you need is the keys, it's not bad. Goodbye Logi...sad day.

I bought the Logitech Wave Keys Combo hoping for a seamless, ergonomic setup across both of my PCs. The keyboard delivers — soft keypress, well-contoured wave layout, and decent wrist support. I especially love the Easy-Switch buttons for toggling between computers (see photo — I labeled my machines “R” and “D” to keep things simple). But the mouse? A huge disappointment. It only supports one PC at a time, and it can’t toggle between Bolt receivers or pair with multiple devices. Despite being bundled as a combo, the mouse is basically locked to a single computer unless you unplug and re-pair it every time — which defeats the whole point of a multi-device workflow. I had to dig up an old Logitech M510 with a Unifying receiver to make this setup work. So now I have two mice on two pads, each marked for its own computer (again, see photo). The Logitech software (Options+, Unifying, etc.) was also confusing and failed to clarify which devices were supported by which receiver types. TL;DR: • ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Keyboard: Ergonomic, multi-device, comfortable • ⭐⭐ Mouse: Locked to one PC, no Easy-Switch, frustrating • ⭐ Software & support clarity: Poor If you only use one computer, you’ll probably love this combo. But for dual-PC setups, be ready to improvise — or spend more for a second Bolt-compatible mouse.

- This product is much better than expected. First time I have ever received a mouse/keyboard combo that not only had a battery for each device, the battery was a good brand (Duracell). Not some off-brand that may last a week. - Instead of foam for packing, a fabric-like material (equivalent to a shop towel you can buy from a home deco store) was used. Product was not damaged and worked out of the box. - Although the keys are a bit "squished", I prefer this product over the basic USB-wired Dell keyboard (hope that is a good use reference) because of the key-spacing and its feel (the soft wrist padding). --However, I still prefer the Microsoft Wireless Comfort Desktop 5050 with AES - Keyboard and Mouse (*preferred choice - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007CJT12A/?coliid=I296OE6LY7B3EG&colid=WPND5OZJJFLP&psc=1&ref_=list_c_wl_lv_ov_lig_dp_it) or the Microsoft Sculpt Comfort Desktop USB Port Keyboard and Mouse Combo (L3V-00003) (**secondary choice - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DUV024K/?coliid=I88KBXZT8DTEY&colid=WPND5OZJJFLP&psc=0&ref_=list_c_wl_lv_ov_lig_dp_it) over this product for the function, key-spacing and feel. - This keyboard/mouse combo will be perfect the days when I WFH. This keyboard is a bit smaller than what I prefer when using a keyboard (15" vs 17"), I do not regret this purchase. --Will update review if the product does not have a good life expectancy. --- Note: I previously purchased my *preferred (now over $200) and **secondary (currently unavailable) items before on Amazon at under $100. Inflation has made these devices unaffordable or unavailable.

Really good, worth the price!

Très bon clavier

It's a great keyboard. Quiet, and comfortable to use. The mouse is also pretty quiet and nice to work with. The keyboard can pair to 3 devices and it can switch between seamlessly, HOWEVER, the mouse cannot. The mouse can only connect/pair to one device, and there's no easy way to switch between devices. M550 L by design can only pair to ONE device. If you're looking for a mouse that can connect to multiple devices (similar to this keyboard), then look for something like M720.

Keyboard came with no usb dongle. Then had very poor experience with both customer service of Amazon and Logitech who were both trying to make me contact the other.

Great keyboard. I am a student and typing for long hours gave me muscle, wrist, shoulder issues. This kb and mouse are excellent