The Best Wireless Keyboards in 2024

Microsoft Ergonomic Keyboard was the constant when it comes to the best ergonomic keyboard on the market for decades. But when it comes to the best wireless ergonomic keyboard, the cup goes to the Logitech Ergo K860. This is a marvelous product that does everything right.

First of all, the keyboard is extremely comfortable to type on. It features both ergonomic and curved design, which is a godsend for all who type for hours each day. The keyboard is elevated, allowing hands to be placed naturally over the keys. You also have an incredible wrist rest, that’s cozy but won’t make your hands sweat.

And the keys feel great. They are sculpted, to reduce strain on your fingertips while typing. They also have a perfect travel time and satisfying feedback. They aren’t mechanical but are great for typists. This keyboard supports multiple wireless connections at the same time, which is always nice to see. You can hook it up to two devices at the same time, and switch between them momentarily.

The Logitech Ergo K860 isn’t perfect. It lacks backlighting and its batteries aren’t rechargeable. But backlighting isn’t as important when you’re looking for a perfect ergonomic keyboard for long typing sessions. And lack of rechargeable batteries won’t affect you as much after you find out that two AAA batteries included with the keyboard can last for about 2 years. And they are replaceable.

The Apple keyboard, although convenient, is quite lacking in many aspects for such a premium price. Because of this, we have found a keyboard that is better both at professional work and gaming than the Apple keyboard for half of the price!

The Keychron K8 is a TKL keyboard (significantly better gaming layout) that can be used both in wireless or wired mode on Windows and Mac. Unlike the Apple keyboard, it does have RGB and uses full-sized Gateron mechanical switches (Gateron Blue/Red/Brown). The battery on the keyboard is 4000mAh and lasts for quite a while. The K8 even has a Siri and Cortana key for full integration into the Mac/Windows ecosystem. The K8 is an overall better package for the money you would be spending therefore receives our approval.

Not everyone is on a PC and if you are using a Mac device as your main work machine you can understand the frustration behind not being able to use the proper shortcuts on a keyboard. The simplest way to solve this issue then is to buy a keyboard designed for Mac – the Apple Magic Keyboard.

There is nothing magical about this keyboard, but it is nonetheless a solid office board. It is full-sized, has tactile scissor switches, and has wireless capability. The main point of this keyboard is to flawlessly pair and work with Apple devices and it does that quite well while also including convenient features like Touch ID.

The board, although built pretty well, does have its downsides like ABS keycaps and no backlighting for some reason. This is a solid pick for a die-hard Apple fan or a professional Mac user but otherwise, there are better choices out there.

The most popular keyboard size for gaming currently is 60-65% because of how compact and nimble it is. With this in mind, there are not many wireless 60% keyboards because of the obvious size limitations.

If you are really interested in a 65% wireless keyboard though, you should definitely check out the ROG Falchion wireless. As we said the main distinguishing factor is that this keyboard is the same size as a 60% board but the layout is 65% giving you some extra keys.

Besides the gaming-appropriate size, another main distinctive feature is the fact that the keyboard can be used in wired mode (obviously) but also has a zero-delay 2.4GHz RF connection with 450 hours of battery life to let you game with as much freedom as possible.

Additionally, the keyboard uses traditional Cherry MX switches and also ROG NX switches to give you solid feedback while maintaining longevity.

The keycaps on the keyboard are PBT which is nice to see in terms of durability and the overall construction feels solid. Lastly, this tiny keyboard has one more feature up its sleeve with an interactive touch panel on the left side that allows you to change volume or even create custom macros for quick actions.

The Falchion is pretty much the best wireless 65% keyboard you can buy currently and should be your main choice if you absolutely need wireless on a small keyboard.

Finally, a wireless keyboard with full backlight and excellent keys for typing. The Logitech MX Keys is an engineering masterpiece. This keyboard looks so good. It’s thin and light but extremely comfortable to type on, portable but full-sized, its keys have extremely short travel distance but are great for long typing sessions.

Like the majority of Logitech’s keyboards, the MX Keys comes with multiple wireless connection options. You have the USB dongle and Bluetooth, allowing the keyboard to be connected to three different devices at the same time. The MX Keys is a sturdy keyboard, with a full metal base plate, and the overall build quality is brilliant.

Its keys are the closest that membrane switches can come to mechanical switches. They are so close and are great for typing, but mechanical switches are just a tad better. And yes, this keyboard has full backlighting, although it’s just a single color, without RGB options. But you shouldn’t expect RGB lighting on an office keyboard. When it comes to the battery life you can expect about 10 days of charge with backlight cranked to the max. Without backlighting, the battery can last for up to five months.

The Logitech MX Keys is a minimalistic office keyboard with amazing keys that’s perfect for work. You have backlighting for when you get stuck in the office late, and you can also carry the keyboard with you and use it with your PC, laptop, but also a smartphone or tablet. The only major downside is the price and the lack of extra keys for media control and such.

One of the main features people are looking for in keyboards right now is wireless capabilities. Besides the wireless, another key feature for a premium keyboard is definitely the possibility to swap switches in and out without soldering – hot swap.

The Royal Kludge RK84 combines both of those key features and wraps it into a nice TKL package that is competitively priced. The keyboard can effectively be used in wired mode, Bluetooth 5.0 mode, and even with a 2.4 GHz dongle which we recommend for gaming (lowest input latency).

The battery in the keyboard is 3750mAh and lasts for around 200 hours (depending on which wireless mode you are using). Besides the great hardware, the RK84 also has RGB and software which can help you configure said RGB and other functions.

Overall this is a great keyboard that has a decent price while maintaining a great feature set, but unfortunately not many know about this brand making it harder to sell to people that only buy mainstream products.