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Logitech Ergo K860 Wireless Split Ergonomic Keyboard $159 + Delivery ($0 C&C) @ Umart (Pricebeat $151.05 @ Officeworks)

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I was researching for my second ERGO keyboard and found Umart has it for $159. Pricebeated (5%) at officeworks for $151.05.

My first ERGO keyboard was also Logitech K860 (still working perfectly). Needed to another office setup and the price is relatively attractive for this particular top-rated ERGO keyboard.

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  • Centrecom and MSY have it at the same price; I don't know how their shipping compares but both offer click & collect, and I'm pretty sure Officeworks will price beat them too.

  • +1

    Is there anyone who has used both MX Keys and this one? I'm wondering how they compare, especially key travel.

    I'm happy with the MX Keys and thinking of buying the K860 if they are similar.

    • Key travel btwn the MX Keys and K860 are quite similar.
      I have both on my desk at home, I use the K860 for the work laptop, and the MX keys for the personal mac (where I do less typing).
      K860 is a lot deeper (almost double in depth) and will take up more deskspace.

      I had the MS natural ergonomic 4000 keyboards, the K860 is a nice upgrade from that. (it's a lot quieter). Key spacing is similar.
      Also tried the MS Sculpt ergonomic, but the key spacing was too far apart for me.

      • Thanks for the info. I'm currently using MX Keys & MS Sculpt. Honestly Sculpt is the most comfortable keyboard I've ever had, but it's showing its age (it's also not Bluetooth). I'll give K860 a go then.

  • It was nice until I spilled a cup of coffee onto it and wrote it off. After that I bought a spill-proof mechanical keyboard and had not looked back.

  • -4

    wireless? no thanks

    • +5

      Why? You can still use a piece of string if you frequently lose your keyboard.

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