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• 1 Lucky

  Top of the line document holder. I use the Fellowes Kopy-Aid both at home and work. I’d be lost without it. I do accounting and bookkeeping entries and nothing beats the moveable magnetic line guide. I highly recommend the Fellowes Kopy-Aid.

• 2 Ozzie

  I have been using this Fellowes Copyholder for several months. I wanted a sturdy holder for sheet music, beside me at the computer, while I edit music using Finale PrintMusic 2009. This product does the trick nicely. It takes up little room on my desk, yet provides a sturdy and easy-to-read platform for my hardcopy reference material. Also, the magnetic top clip and magnetic line reference do not obscure my reference material, yet hold it firmly. I highly recommend this product.

• 3 Ellsworth

  This item was pretty sturdy and help avoid a stiff neck when copying something. It was delivered on time and in good condition. The price is right.

• 4 Preciado

  I purchased this after my plastic on broke for the second time. It is very stable and won’t be likely to break or turn over like the ones I have used previously. I like the way the magnetic line guide fits at the side. Easy to use on one sheet or 20 semi-rumpled sheeets.

• 5 Kinsey

  This copyholder is great! The black background provides the contrast I was looking for and the line marker keeps my student from losing his spot. The one thing that could make it better would be if there was a magnifier built into the line marker. Then it would be perfect!

• 6 Keener

  I’m one of those people who is very picky about the mouse and keyboard I use. I’ve found over time that having a comfortable keyboard and mouse are very important to my productivity and overall experience with a computer system.

  The Logitech Wave Keyboard is one of the very best keyboards I’ve ever used, and without a doubt the most comfortable! In the past, I’ve used some of the ergo split keyboards but could never get accustomed to the feel. The Logitech Wave fits natural and perfectly!

  I highly recommend this keyboard to any user who places emphasis on the input devices you use.

• 7 Jamieson

  I have owned 2 ergonomic keyboards before this one, both by Microsoft, and both excellent. This Logitech keyboard is my 3rd ergonomic acquisition, and by far the best of all three. The front area where the wrists rest it’s cushioned and it feels great, almost like leather. The fingers rest exactly on the keys and the shape of the keyboard is perfectly designed around the position of the hands. I love the long Delete key, which you can easily reach by extending your left pinky as you type. I really love this keyboard.

  I don’t know about you, but I prefer a wired keyboard to wireless ones. The wireless ones you have to constantly change the battery, and if the wireless receptor is out of position you’ll find your key strokes go erratic. Very frustrating. That won’t happen with this keyboard because it is wired. Therefore, you’ll have 100% accuracy.

  This keyboard has proven totally worth the investment.

• 8 Contreras

  This is a great keyboard and very comfortable. The software that allows you to add custom operations to the function buttons can really save you tons of time!

  I really love my logitech keyboard. They also have excellent customer service if you ever have a problem.

  The keys are shaped/spaced out a little differently than a standard 101 key and this will take some adjustment- especially if you are a touch typist. the button feedback and feel is great though.

• 9 Errickson

  I found the feel/tactile feedback of the keys uncomfortable and mushy. The angling of the two halves isn’t enough to help my wrists.

• 10 Quintus

  This keyboard is great! I really like the feel of it! The one drawback is that, when propped up, it won’t fit in some keyboard drawers. I have been keeping mine not-propped, and it works. At some point, I plan to have my husband move down the keyboard drawer, because I’m certainly not getting rid of this keyboard!

  I’m actually thinking of getting another one for work!

• 11 Quintanar

  There are over 100 reviews of this keyboard, so I’ll try to keep this strictly relevant to two topics–one people that are using this on a Mac, and two, people who are trying to decide between this and Microsoft’s version of this keyboard.

  Previous to using the “Wave” I used the Microsoft version of this style. (I believe the name is “Comfort Curve,” but I could be mistaken, I bought it a couple years ago, so I may not have the exact product name.)

  I don’t know who copied who, but basically BOTH keyboards have a unique keyboard layout that to say it succinctly, makes typing much easier and more natural and comfortable, without the awkwardness of some of those “natural” ergonomic keyboards that preceded these.

  Though both companies offer a comparable, amazingly comfortable typing experience, the tactile qualities and keystroke noise differ slightly. The Logitech has a firm, yet soft tactile keystroke experience–and it is noticably quieter. The Microsoft one is a bit “harder,” more with the tactile qualities of a standard keyboard, and is noisier–about as noisy as a standard keyboard.

  That said, now that I’ve tried both, along with preferring the keystroke “feel” of the Logitech, this keyboard is much more Mac friendly than the Microsoft one. I’ve heard some complaining about the driver support and key function/etc. of this keyboard for Macs, but I find that just about everything works and is easily customizable as advertised. (One note: the driver and “Logitech Control Center” interface must be downloaded from Logitech, the disc included with this set is for Windows only.) On the Microsoft version of this style keyboard, many keys DID work for Macs, but many were useful to Windows users more specifically, and the design and layout and labeling just wasn’t very Mac friendly.

  Given my preference for the “feel” of the keyboard, and the reduced noise, which is particularly noteworthy being a user that “pounds” the keys–often late at night with roommates trying to sleep), and the more Mac friendly labels/design, I’d have to say for a Mac user, the Logitech Wave is the way to go. If you prefer Microsoft, or are a Windows user, there are some advantages/slight differences to the Microsoft keyboard that you may want to consider.

  One thing of note to tech design buffs, or just people who care about such trivial things, the USB receiver used for the Logitech Wave set is much more stylish and a far smaller footprint than the eyesore large oval receiver used by Microsoft. This may not matter to most people, but I felt it should be noted for those who care about the “look”/design.

  For me personally, having used both versions of this style keyboard from two leading companies, and since I am a Mac user, the Logitech wins, but the Microsoft version of this set can often be found at a cheaper price, so that is something else to consider, since they are fairly comparable.

• 12 Ehrlich

  I’ve historically thought of Logitech as a premier brand, but after having their Wave keyboard for a year now, I’m am quite disappointed. Some of the keys are sporadically responsive and I have to hit them multiple times to get them to register.

  I’m using the MX Revolution mouse. From the beginning the scroll wheel was a love/hate affair. When it works right, it is super sweet, whipping up and down pages and precicely clicking as you direct. When it doesn’t it is a major pain, with no click or tactile feedback and moving the screen irregularly in response to the wheel. It works right about half or more of the time so I figure it comes out as wash. The soft touch surface on the mouse peels slowly off in little patches, leaving it look like it had a bad sunburn. Quite gross looking, but doesn’t affect functionality.

  Trouble is, I love the layout of the “Wave” better than either the traditional flat keyboards or, on the other end of the scale, the humped ergonomic ones. So, for now I’m muddling along using it, but as the key responsiveness continues to deteriorate, I’ll have to eventually make myself replace it. I keep waiting for a newer model to show up, hoping it will be built with better quality, but so far no luck.

• 13 Offenhauser

  Easy to setp and works like a charm. I bought it for my wife’s home office and I’m going to buy another for me.

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