A more compact ergonomic keyboard

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Chris

• 03 June 2022 14:56

Hi...didn't know exactly where to communicate this, but this topic area seemed the most relevant.

I wanted to communicate interest in an ergonomic keyboard that is compact, specifically without the full number pad and arrow keys to the right of the keyboard. All of the ergonomic keyboards from Logitech, that I can see, have the arrows and keypad.

One keyboard I had been interested in is the K860 but it is the same size as the K800 that I have and that pushes my mouse and trackball off to the side. In the feature page it says "If you’re a heavy spreadsheet user, you won’t give up any important keys for a more ergonomic experience thanks to ERGO K860’s full size layout with integrated numpad." But I'm not a heavy spreadsheet user, and there is no ergonomic keyboard from Logitech that prioritizes an ergonomic experience for important keys.

I just saw the MX Mechanical line of keyboards from Logitech and they look nice. I like there is an option for a full size or a compact keyboard. I would like to communicate interest for options like that for the ergonomic keyboards. I love using the Flow as it keeps me more productive when I use my desktop and laptop simultaneously on my desk. But, I may have to explore outside options in order to get better arm and hand placement as that, for me, is one of the highest factors to whether or not I'm productive. Thanks for your time.

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  Amogha A

  • 03 June 2022 15:08

  Hi Chris,
  
  Thanks for reaching out and for the feedback! We'll surely pass along your suggestion to our team to check out. Let us know if there is anything else we can share with them or if you ever have any questions any time in the future. 

  Regards,
  Amogha
  Logi Support

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  Shawn B. King

  • 07 June 2022 04:28
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  Compact Keyboards do not actually improve the ergonomics of the keyboard in any manner (they simply improve the geographical location of the mouse). The same risk factors of Ulnar Deviation, Pronation and Wrist Extension which are inherent in conventional keyboards typically apply to Compact Keyboards.  Conduent Connect Login

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  VASANTH J

  • 06 June 2022 11:34

  Hi Shawn, 

  Thanks for reaching out.

  Thank you for your feedback. We have already passed this along to our team. We always want to ensure we are providing our customers with the best products and experience. Let us know if there is anything else in the future we can do to assist. 

  Regards,
  Vasanth
  Logi support.

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