I'm a big fan of keyboards, I'd like to say for a sophisticated reason, but it's actually just that I get an immense amount of satisfaction from pressing buttons. Weird button-pressing fixation aside, I have tried a lot of keyboards in my time, and it won't surprise you to learn mechanical keyboards are my favourite variety. Yes, the noisiest of these accessories is my go-to, however working in an office and being a considerate human, I am also firmly attached to my Apple Magic Keyboard, which, on the opposite end of the scale has keys with very little travel distance or sound.
I was sceptical when I was asked to review Logitech’s Wave Keys. As the name would suggest, it features a wave-like design, with curved keys and an in-built wrist rest, all of which I was certain would feel alien to someone used to standard, full-sized keyboards. But if I was going to embark on a keyboard learning curve, this seemed like a good one. That was two months ago, and I haven’t stopped the Wave Keys since.
