Sep 16, 2024 10:51 PM By CarterGullickson

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Having used both keyboards I can say with certainty that the Logi Waves keyboard is a quieter and sturdier keyboard. I have owned two Logi K860 keyboards over the span of 2 years and both have had quality issues that make me hesitate to recommend it. My first one had keys randomly break off, and my second one’s feet broke off after a year of use. For some reason, the plastics in the Logi K860 just don’t seem to be as sturdy as other Logi products. While the Logi Waves keyboard isn’t as tactile or satisfying feeling to type on, I have had no build quality issues since owning. It’s also better for office use than the Logi K860, because typing is significantly quieter. I’m not as fond of the layout of the Logi Waves key layout as it does feel a bit cramped compared to the Logi K860, but this isn’t significant enough to keep me from using it.

Hey CarterGullickson, I just wanted to thank you for taking the time to share your experiences with these keyboards!

Best wishes.

Having used both keyboards I can say with certainty that the Logi Waves keyboard is a quieter and sturdier keyboard.

I have owned two Logi K860 keyboards over the span of 2 years and both have had quality issues that make me hesitate to recommend it. My first one had keys randomly break off, and my second one’s feet broke off after a year of use.

For some reason, the plastics in the Logi K860 just don’t seem to be as sturdy as other Logi products.

While the Logi Waves keyboard isn’t as tactile or satisfying feeling to type on, I have had no build quality issues since owning. It’s also better for office use than the Logi K860, because typing is significantly quieter.

I’m not as fond of the layout of the Logi Waves key layout as it does feel a bit cramped compared to the Logi K860, but this isn’t significant enough to keep me from using it.