Logitech's new keyboard garnered much attention
One of the big names in the computer world, Logitech, is launching its new keyboard named "Natural Posture Design."
Logitech introduces a new breakthrough in ergonomic design with their Wave Keys keyboard, aiming to provide users with a more comfortable and natural typing experience. The keyboard boasts a wave-shaped keyframe. This unique design sees the keys set in a curved layout, aiming to minimize strain on both hands and wrists. Despite this innovative layout, the number pad retains its traditional look.
Two color options are available for users to choose from: grey and white. In line with Logitech's commitment to sustainability, the white version is made of 46% post-consumer plastic, while the grey variant is made up of 61%. For additional comfort, the Wave Keys keyboard features a wrist rest. This rest is constructed from three layers of supportive materials, which includes deep memory foam, and also benefits from a +4° tilt bracket. The surface, designed with users in mind, is soft to touch and easy to maintain.
Logitech's new keyboard garnered much attention
Connectivity won't be an issue with the Wave Keys. Users can connect the keyboard to their device either via Bluetooth or by using the provided Logi Bolt receiver. Notably, the keyboard's Easy-Switch feature facilitates seamless transition between computers, tablets, or mobile phones with just a click. Remarkably, it can connect to three devices simultaneously. The keyboard also impresses in terms of longevity, boasting a battery life that can last up to three years, though this is contingent on usage patterns.
Logitech suggests that for optimal ergonomic benefits, users should consider pairing the Wave Keys keyboard with the Lift vertical mouse. The mouse features a 57° inclination design, promoting a more elevated wrist posture. This design choice aids in alleviating pressure and minimizing forearm twists. Those in Germany can expect the Wave Keys keyboard to be available for purchase starting October 11th, priced at 99.99 euros, with options of Off-White and Graphite.
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