August 19th, 2007 | by Josh Norem
Overall, we found the Wave didn't knock us over, but it splashed up on us and left us feeling content.
Highs: Moderately comfortable; useful shortcut buttons; easy setup
Lows: Keyboard feel is a bit mushy; included Gadgets are hard to find
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Ergonomic keyboards have been around for some time, but they’ve mostly curved upward to accommodate longer middle fingers. Logitech’s new Wave keyboard does the opposite, curving downward to cradle your hands as you type. Whether it’s innovative is debatable, but it’s certainly comfortable. The package is rounded out by a slick, ambidextrous mouse and a host of features that are quite useful, especially if you’re running Windows Vista.
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by Jay on August 21, 2007:
“To be honest this keyboard looks like another release along the MX Duo. What does spring to mind is, does it still have the one serious flaw the whole range has had since the early release. This flaw is the structure of the keyboard, the DUO series were renown...” More...
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by Aaron on August 23, 2007:
“I eventually took mine back as I could not get used to the new feel. And the keys are pretty mushy, not something you would expect from a high end keyboard. The mouse rocks, and I like the media buttons though.” More...