[ KEYBOARDS AND INTEGRATED POINTING DEVICES // IDENTIFIED COMPONENT ]
Logitech Wave Keys
Compact ergonomic wireless keyboard with a wave-shaped key field, cushioned palm rest, Easy-Switch host selection, and Bluetooth / Logi Bolt connection options.
MODEL IDENTIFICATION: Wave Keys; distinguish standard consumer and business bundles by part number and receiver inclusion. Verify the bottom label, regional SKU, receiver, and revision against the sources before repair or compatibility claims.
Model specifications
| Catalog subcategory | Keyboards and integrated pointing devices |
|---|---|
| Form factor / layout | Compact ergonomic layout with integrated number row and navigation controls; dedicated full-size numeric keypad is omitted. Built-in cushioned palm rest and wave-shaped key rows are model features. |
| Key mechanism / controls | Low-profile scissor-style keys; not a mechanical-switch keyboard. Integrated function and Easy-Switch keys provide host and media controls. |
| Wired protocol | No wired data-typing mode. USB-C is used for power/charging? The standard Wave Keys configuration uses replaceable batteries; USB-C is not a wired keyboard interface. |
| Wireless protocol | Bluetooth Low Energy and Logi Bolt receiver options, with Easy-Switch for up to three paired devices. Receiver availability depends on the exact retail bundle; Logi Bolt is not a Unifying receiver. |
| Host compatibility | Bluetooth is supported on compatible Windows, macOS, ChromeOS, iPadOS, iOS, and Android hosts; actual pairing and function-key behavior are OS dependent. Bolt mode requires an available USB-A host port or compatible adapter and the matched receiver. |
| Configuration / software | Logi Options+ enables supported key customization and device management on compatible Windows/macOS versions. Basic typing relies on Bluetooth HID or the Bolt receiver and does not require the app. |
| Revision / service caveat | Wave Keys is a distinct compact wireless product from the split ERGO K860. USB-C charging does not apply to the standard battery-powered Wave Keys model; check the exact bundle and part number before asserting receiver or battery details. |
Preservation and service notes
Record the unit label, keyboard layout, switch option, cable or matched receiver, host OS, and test mode before troubleshooting. For wireless models, distinguish Bluetooth pairing from proprietary receiver operation; for wired models, verify that the USB connection carries data rather than power only.
Keep saved layouts and firmware with the exact model/revision. Disconnect power before switch or keycap service, use manufacturer-safe cleaning methods, and do not infer a unit’s configuration from a broad product-family name.
Manufacturer and independent references
- Logitech — Wave Keys product informationPrimary manufacturer product reference for identifying this model and its stated feature set.
- RTINGS — Logitech Wave Keys reviewAdditional manufacturer documentation or independent model-specific testing; consult the revision/region applicable to the physical unit.
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