To sum them up, placing the forearm above the keyboard, this pillowed wrist rest provides ~54% more wrist support, reducing wrist bending by ~25%. Covering these two layers' six is the comfort memory foam, preventing them from sinking and keeping the wrest leveled. Then, this component hides high-density foam, offering cushioned support yet making sure that the tactile impression remains firm. First, the rest introduces the surface fabric, providing stain-resistant, easy-clean coating. The three-layered wrist wrest makes this even more evident than the keyboard. The Logitech group has always delivered on the construction front, keeping the prices reasonable while using expensive, durable, heavy-duty materials. Meanwhile, the scooped shape will be orienting the fingers, allowing you to remain focused. The fingers will glide across the keys' matte surface with less resistance and friction. Then, you have the so-called perfect-stroke keys, offering precise and fluid motion. The sloping form that this design enables will minimize the muscle strain on wrists and forearms, keeping the hands, neck, and shoulders much more relaxed.

To initiate the conversation, with its curved and split KeyFrame™ design, the keyboard improves the typing posture, with the sizable curve supporting more natural typing. We're talking considerable differences here, even though they may not seem or sound considerable initially. But the Logitech Ergo K860 is even more comfortable than most ergonomic models, which is not surprising since Logitech peripherals were always synonymous with ergonomics. As you can imagine, ergonomic keyboards are usually more comfortable than standard 'boards.

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