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Tap happiness

2 million keystrokes. Every day.

That’s how much the average person types every year, according to a study by Harvard. (Dennerlein 2006)

If you sit at your computer hour after hour, day after day, all those key presses can really add up. Fortunately, you can do something about it. Logitech keyboards have a variety of comfort features to help keep your body happy.

Zero Degree Tilt™: A real natural

Chances are your standard keyboard makes you take some non-standard positions. You see, traditional keyboards have higher keys in the back than the front, causing you have to angle your palms and fingers upward.

Our keyboards with Zero Degree Tilt™, on the other hand, have a flat design that lets your wrists stay in a more neutral position while you type. You won’t need to extend your wrists as much, either.

Zero in on keyboards with Zero Degree Tilt™

Perfectly PerfectStroke

Logitech PerfectStroke™ key system combines the benefits of a laptop keyboard with those of a stand-alone keyboard to give you a perfectly pleasant typing experience.

Clickety-clack. For those of you old enough to remember, it isn’t the sound of that old electric typewriter that you miss so much, it’s the way the keys felt under your fingers.

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The perfect blend

Traditional computer keyboards and laptop keyboards each have their benefits. Stand-alone keyboards generally use keys with longer, more comfortable key travel. Notebook keyboards have shorter key travel, but use a scissor-key mechanism that makes the response faster, compared to standard keyboards.

We figured why not give you the best of both worlds? PerfectStroke creates the perfect blend of laptop and traditional keyboards by combining the smooth action of notebook keys and the comfort of traditional keyboards.

Smooth moves

You don’t strike the keys perfectly every time. Sometimes, you might just catch the edge of a key. With PerfectStoke, you won’t feel the difference. Precision micro-scissors distribute force evenly across key surfaces so every keystroke you make is natural and fluid - even the imperfect ones.

Travel in comfort

With a typical notebook keyboard, your fingers have to travel 2.2 mm to activate a key. Most desktop keyboards, on the other hand, have a much more comfortable key travel of 3.5 mm to 4 mm. We gave our PerfectStroke keyboards a 3.2 mm key travel - so you can enjoy silent, responsive typing that’s comfortable too.