Boasting a slightly curved, contoured keyboard and a smooth, substantial mouse, the Logitech Wireless Wave Combo MK550 could be just the thing for typists with aching wrists and tendons ...

The mouse has no structural innovations of note, with a button above each rubber side grip and the regular tilt wheel for horizontal scrolling. Since it’s wireless, it frees up your hands and ...

Wave Keys can solve ... you’ll get great quality and a keyboard with versatile functionality, all at a reasonable price. But be aware of the potential problems. Logitech is one of the most ...

Learn more› By Dave Gershgorn and Melanie Pinola After a new round of testing, we’ve added the Logitech Wave ... of the keyboard forces your right hand to reach farther for your mouse, which ...

As we click our way deeper and deeper into the work-from-home era, we’ve all begun to notice bad habits. The Logitech Wave Keys is meant to remedy one of the quieter issues: uncomfortable typing.

The Logitech Wave Keys keyboard I'm using supports it, for example, but The Verge reports it won't work on a decade-old Logitech M557 mouse. This is a new version of the Logitech M750 wireless ...

Take the Logitech Wave Keys, for example. It’s a recently launched keyboard from Logitech. The keyboard prioritizes ergonomics more than its other keyboards. Logitech says the Wave Keys keyboard ...

addresses these issues with the Logitech Wave Keys, a $59 ergonomic keyboard with a compact, “wavy” design and integrated memory foam wrist rest. As someone who suffers from wrist pain and ...

For an optimized experience, Logitech recommends pairing the Wave Keys keyboard with its Lift vertical mouse. Boasting a 57° inclination design, this mouse raises the wrist, alleviating pressure ...

If you spend a lot of time typing and mousing around, you might want to consider something easier on your wrists and fingers, such as the Logitech MK850 Performance Wireless Mouse and Keyboard ...