Poggiapolso imbottito, tasti silenziosi e fino a 3 anni di batteria: il kit MK880 di Logitech messo alla prova.

Aujourd’hui, on se retrouve pour un test détaillé de mon tout nouveau setup de bureau, le combo clavier-souris MK880 Signature Comfort Plus de chez Logitech.

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Logitech announces Signature Comfort Plus with M850 L, MK880 and M840 L models launching globally in June 2026.

Logitechs Signature Comfort Plus Series führt eine stärker auf Komfort ausgerichtete Auswahl an Mäusen und Tastaturen ein, angeführt von der M850L-Maus mit integrierter Handballenauflage und der MK880-Tastatur-Kombi mit Dual-Foam-Handgelenkauflage und einstellbarer Neigung. Die Serie startet im Juni 2026 und richtet sich an Hybrid-Arbeiter, die ergonomische Entlastung suchen.

DezDoes Logitech Introduces Signature Comfort Plus Lineup Media Release: Long Desk Days Made More Comfortable: Logitech Introduces Signature Comfort Plus Lineup Logitech announced the launch of Signature Comfort Plus, the newest addition to Logitech’s Signature Series of everyday tools designed for modern work and life. Signature Comfort Plus is designed for long days at the desk where work and personal tasks overlap.... The post Logitech Introduces Signature Comfort Plus Lineup appeared first on DezDoes

Logitech has announced the expansion of its Signature series with the introduction of the new Signature Comfort Plus lineup. It includes the M850 L mouse with a soft palm rest (you can find our review of it on our website at this link) and the MK880 set, which combines an ergonomic keyboard and mouse with […] Post Logitech introduces the Signature Comfort Plus line with a soft palm rest and silent operation at Root-Nation.com.

Δοκιμάζουμε το σετ Logitech Signature Comfort Plus MK880. Κάνει τελικά τη διαφορά το μαξιλάρι σε πληκτρολόγιο και ποντίκι στην καθημερινή εργασία; Όλα τα υπέρ και τα κατά.

A Logitech anunciou nesta semana, em São Paulo, seu mais novo mouse Signature Comfort Plus M850 L e o combo com teclado e mouse MK880 durante o evento Logi Work

Quick Verdict The Logitech Signature Comfort Plus Combo MK880's curved keyboard and cushioned wrist rest was a comfortable improvement over a flat, laptop keyboard, but I found the Logi Options+ app's shortcuts and Smart Actions to be the combo's real drawcard. The mouse's palm cushion is barely noticeable, and there's no backlighting or wired fallback, but at $169.95 for the pair, it's hard to find a more comfortable, more customisable way to work. ✓ Pros * Curved wave keyboard shape and cushioned wrist pad reduce strain over several weeks of daily use * Logi Options+ software allows deep per-app customisation, down to remapping individual function keys and building Smart Actions workflows * Quiet, accurate typing and mouse tracking * Easy-Switch across three devices, with standard AA/AAA batteries rated for years ✗ Cons * The mouse's signature palm cushion adds no noticeable support * Mouse is right-hand only, with no left-handed version available * Full Options+ customisation, including Smart Actions, only works on Mac and Windows, not when paired to an iPad * No backlighting on the keyboard and no wired connection fallback if Bluetooth or Bolt aren't an option RRP: $169.95 * * * I was in dire need of a new keyboard when the Logitech MK880 combo showed up for review. My old keyboard was a small Apple keyboard that came with an old iMac, and it had just died. But it lacked the things I was longing for: Ergonomics, comfort and a number pad. The Logitech MK880 combines the K880 keyboard and the M850 L mouse into a single package, with both offering a soft cushion design that is supposed to offer extra support for people at their computer all day. And it works. It has taken a while to get used to the curved ergonomic design, but my wrists and fingers feel much better having made the switch from an Apple keyboard. Unfortunately, left handers won’t feel the same way, though. 💡 Logitech supplied the Signature Comfort Plus Combo MK880 for this review. ## What makes the Logitech Signature Comfort Plus Combo MK880 stand out? When I first wrote the news about Logitech’s MK880 keyboard and mouse, it was all about the fluffy cushions designed to offer more wrist support. But having taken the keyboard and mouse out of the box, there’s so much more to the ergonomics of the combo than just the cushioning. The keyboard has a wavey, curved design that makes it easier on the wrists. It’s comfortable to use, which is especially reassuring given the completely reasonable asking price of $169 for the combo. For that, you not only get the keyboard and mouse, but also Logitech’s Logi+ software that lets you customise both products for either Mac or PC. This makes it a bit of a bargain option for anyone looking for an ergonomic keyboard and mouse solution, whether that’s for the office or the home office. ### Logitech Signature Comfort Plus Combo MK880 specs Specification | Keyboard (K880) | Mouse (M850 L) ---|---|--- Price | $169.95 RRP for the combo Design | Full-size, curved wave keybed with dual-foam palm rest | Right-handed, sculpted with integrated palm cushion Key/button type | Plunger keys, customisable F-row, dedicated AI launch key | 6 buttons — left/right click, scroll-wheel click, 2 side buttons, DPI button Sensor / scrolling | — | Pluto ONE sensor, SmartWheel scrolling Adjustment | 4° and 8° typing tilt angles | — Lighting | Caps Lock, battery and Easy-Switch indicator LEDs. No key backlighting. | — Battery | 2 x AAA alkaline, up to 36 months | 1 x AA alkaline, up to 24 months Dimensions | 444.15 x 211.74 x 29.88mm | 121.8 x 74.3 x 44.2mm Weight | 685g with batteries (662.6g without) | 107.9g with battery (82.9g without) Connection | Bluetooth Low Energy, up to 10m range. Easy-Switch across up to 3 paired devices. Software | Logi Options+, Logi Tune. Full customisation on Windows and macOS; basic pairing only on Linux, ChromeOS, iPadOS 15+ and Android 12+ Certifications | WWCB, Engineered for Intel Evo laptops Colours | Graphite [PLACEHOLDER: confirm if Off White is stocked in AU] Warranty | 1 year limited hardware warranty What's in the box | K880 keyboard, M850 L mouse, batteries (pre-installed), user documentation. No USB receiver included. ## Design and build quality The MK880 comes in a graphite colour, and it’s exactly the colour you expect to see from an ergonomic keyboard and mouse. The wave design of the keyboard is subtle but effective, with a natural convex around the centre of the keyboard that makes it more natural to type on compared to a traditional laptop’s keys. You get the full keyboard, too, with a full number pad, full sized arrow keys and page control options. You can adjust the height of the back of the keyboard thanks to rear feet, and the keyboard lets you easily pair with up to three separate devices. But the cushioned pad at the base of the keyboard is the hero here. It supports your wrists as you type, with enough padding to feel soft but firm enough that you feel supported. The mouse, meanwhile, is for right-handers only, ergonomically wrapped around the claw grip of your right hand. It’s a reasonably well connected device, with two buttons under the left thumb, clickable central scroll wheel and a shortcut button that can be customised in the Logi Options+ app. Like the keyboard, it also includes a soft cushion which sits directly underneath your palm. If I’m honest though, it doesn’t really do much of anything. Your wrist still sits on the desk, and you can’t really feel anything different in the mouse’s cushion. It’s not a badly designed mouse - in fact, it’s more comfortable than my usual Logitech mouse. But the cushion in the centre of the body doesn’t feel like it offers any extra support. ## Performance ### Typing feel It took me a few weeks to get used to typing on the MK880’s keyboard. It was noticeably different to the Apple keyboard I had been using, with a lot more travel distance in the keys. That travel distance is a good and a bad thing. I found myself making a lot more mistakes while typing using this keyboard at first. But gradually, as I got used to it, my accuracy improved a lot. I’m probably still faster and more accurate on my Macbook Pro’s integrated keyboard, but that’s because I’ve been using Mac keyboards for years (if not decades). This is a completely different style, so it makes sense it’s going to take some getting used to. Typing on the Logitech keyboard is quiet, though. It’s not silent, but the keys don’t give you loud clickety clacks as you’re working. As a working keyboard for anyone in the office, it performs really well. ### Mouse feel and tracking The MK880’s mouse is comfortable and accurate to use. I really appreciated the level of customisation available in the Logi Options+ app, especially to take advantage of the thumb buttons and central shortcut buttons. Tracking is quick and accurate. It’s not the type of mouse you want to choose for competitive gaming, but for office tasks it is more than sufficient. But as I mentioned above, it’s biggest point of differentiation, the pillow on the top of the mouse that promises better support, just doesn’t feel like anything at all when you’re using the mouse. It’s not bad. I certainly didn’t feel like it was an affront to the gods of ergonomics when I used it. But it was only after a couple of weeks I even remembered it was there, that’s how unnoticeable it is. ### Software and customisation Logi Options+ is a free software download for either PC or Mac that lets you customise both the keyboard and mouse’s functions. This is arguably the combo’s strongest selling point, because it’s versatile and easy to use. To start with, you can customise the various function keys for both general settings, or on an app-by-app basis. For example, I use Ulysses to write all my reviews, and I set a custom control that turned the F3 key from the standard “Mission Control” button into a “Maximise window” control. The possibilities here are made even greater by Logitech’s “Smart Actions”, which lets you create simple “If this then that” workflows for different button presses, for either universal or app-specific situations. Shift to the mouse and it’s a similar story. You can customers the two thumb buttons as well as the scroll-wheel button and the shortcut button below that. There are the obvious features, like forward and back controls, or you can assign smart options. And again, you can do that for both Global settings as well as per application. By default, the app had preset controls for Final Cut, Google Chrome and Safari, but if you want dedicated controls for different apps, like Pixelmator or even AI tools like Claude, it’s easy to set up. It does take a bit of time to set up everything as you want it across all your apps, but for productivity it’s a killer feature. The catch is that you only get that level of customisation on Mac or Windows. If you pair the keyboard to an iPad, for example, you won’t be able to create the same shortcuts or customisation. But I feel that’s a niche use that probably isn’t too important anyway. ### Connectivity and battery Both the keyboard and the mouse lets you pair to three different devices, easily switching between them. On the keyboard, there are dedicated buttons that let you connect with a single press, while the mouse has a button on the bottom that you use to cycle through your different devices. Both devices use standard batteries – a single AA in the mouse and a pair of AAAs in the keyboard. Logitech rates them for years of life. I’ve been testing the Combo for a number of weeks, so I obviously can’t verify that, but the Logi Options+ app tells me both are still at 100% battery life. ## Verdict At $169 RRP for the combo, the MK880 is great value for money. Both the keyboard and the mouse are comfortable to use for a full day’s work, even if the cushion in the mouse doesn’t really do anything. But the stronger sell is affordable access to the Logi Options+ app, which lets you deeply customise both the keyboard and mouse for the different apps you use on a daily basis. It’s easy to use and powerful in its comprehensiveness. You don’t get things like backlighting or a wired fallback connection, but with standard AA/AAA batteries that are rated for years of use, neither is a big loss here. For anyone looking for a strong, comfortable work keyboard and mouse, this is an ideal option. ### Buy the Logitech Signature Comfort Plus Combo MK880 if * **You spend full days typing at a desk and feel it in your wrists.** Switching from a flat keyboard, the curved wave design and cushioned palm rest made a real difference over several weeks of use. * **You rely on app-specific shortcuts to get through your day.** Logi Options+ lets you remap keys and build Smart Actions workflows for individual apps. * **You want a full-size layout with a number pad.** The MK880 keyboard includes a full number pad, arrow keys and page controls. ### Skip the Logitech Signature Comfort Plus Combo MK880 if * **You're left-handed.** The M850 L mouse is right-hand only, with no alternative version sold. * **You need backlighting or a wired fallback.** There's no illumination on the keyboard and no USB cable mode. * **You're buying it specifically for the mouse's ergonomic cushion.** It adds no noticeable support beyond a standard mouse. * **You're mostly pairing with an iPad.** The deeper Options+ features like Smart Actions and per-app shortcuts only work on Mac and Windows. * * * ### Latest keyboards & mice deals * * * ## Frequently Asked Questions #### Does the Logitech Signature Comfort Plus Combo MK880 come with a USB receiver? No, it doesn’t have a USB receiver. The standard bundle connects over Bluetooth Low Energy only. #### Can I use the mouse if I'm left-handed? The M850 L mouse is a right-handed sculpted design only, and Logitech doesn't offer a left-handed version of this particular mouse. #### Does the keyboard have backlighting? Neither the keyboard nor any part of the combo is illuminated, so typing in a dark room relies on touch-typing accuracy. #### How long do the batteries last? Logitech rates the keyboard's two AAA batteries for up to 36 months and the mouse's single AA battery for up to 24 months. After several weeks of daily testing, the Logi Options+ app still showed both sitting at 100% battery, so there's no reason so far to doubt those figures holding up. #### Can I connect it to more than one device? Yes. Both the keyboard and mouse support Easy-Switch across up to three paired devices. The keyboard has dedicated buttons for switching instantly, while the mouse uses a button on the underside to cycle through paired devices. #### Does the mouse's cushion actually help with wrist support? It's a nice idea and it doesn't hurt anything, but after weeks of regular use I haven’t noticed any difference in support compared with a standard mouse. * * *

Discover the Logitech Signature Comfort Plus Combo MK880 wireless keyboard and mouse with integrated palm support and sculpted design for comfort.

Dan is back with another tech review! Today, he’s checking out the Logitech Signature Combo Keyboard (Plus Combo MK880).

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The Logitech Signature Comfort Plus Combo MK880 is a solid kit for the mouse and keyboard

With a laser focus on ergonomics and comfort, this plug-and-play keyboard and mouse set means there's no need to choose between work or pleasure

Durante il mese di maggio Logitech ha annunciato l’arrivo della linea di prodotti Signature Comfort Plus, che ampliando la gamma Signature ha portato sul mercato un nuovo mouse ed una nuova tastiera pensati per massimizzare – come il nome stesso fa intendere – il comfort d’uso durante la giornata di lavoro, garantendo batterie dalla lunga […] L'articolo Logitech Signature Comfort Plus MK880: il nuovo kit tastiera e mouse che promette qualità, comfort e una lunga autonomia proviene da Il Fatto Quotidiano.

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We’ve probably all experienced minor aches and pains or a twinge of discomfort somewhere when we’ve been sitting in front of the computer for far too long. Today, accessories manufacturer Logitech has unveiled its new solution to the problem: the ergonomic Signature Comfort Plus product range. Logitech The Signature Comfort Plus range consists of the two wireless mice, the M850 L and M840 L, as well as the MK880 mouse and keyboard combo. The products are designed to make your daily life at the computer more comfortable, something the M850 L contributes to with its new padded palm rest. Logitech The mouse is also sculpted to fit comfortably in your right hand, and is designed to be quiet both when clicking and scrolling. The M850 L is powered by a single AA battery, which provides up to two years of battery life. The M840 L lacks the padding, but otherwise has the same features as the M850 L. The keyboard in the MK880 combo is equipped with a double-layered foam wrist rest, angled to match the natural position of your hands on the keyboard. The keyboard also features dampened keys, and you can adjust its tilt in three stages: 0, 4 or 8 degrees. You’ll get three years’ battery life from the two AA batteries that power the keyboard. Logitech All products in the Signature Comfort Plus series support the Logi Options Plus app, where you can customise the buttons on the mice and the AI key on the keyboard, amongst other things. They also support the Easy-Switch feature, which allows them to be connected to three devices and lets you switch between them quickly. Logitech The Signature Comfort Plus series will be available from June. The M850 L mouse will cost $50; if you’d prefer not to have the padded support, you can buy an M840 L for $40. The MK880 mouse and keyboard combo has a price tag of $100.

Right now, I've got some serious pain in my shoulder. I should go and see a physio, but ultimately I know it's from spending too many hours a day sitting at my desk, typing away at this little old site. Logitech's latest lineup is geared precisely for people like me. It may not fix my shoulder pain, but it's designed to be comfortable to use for hours on end. The Signature Comfort Plus range centres on two products: the M850 L, Logitech's first mouse with a built-in palm cushion, and the MK880 Signature Comfort Plus combo, which pairs that cushioned mouse with a keyboard featuring a dual-foam palm rest and curved typing angles. There's also an M840 L for those who want everything _except_ the cushion. The M850 L has a sculpted right-hand shape that is paired with rubber side grips and Logitech's new palm cushion. The cushion sits under your hand during those long stretches where you're juggling work tasks and personal ones on the same machine. Silent clicking and SmartWheel scrolling round out the experience, and Easy-Switch lets you hop between up to three devices without reaching for a cable. On the keyboard side, the MK880 combo brings adjustable typing angles (0°, 4°, or 8°), deep cushioned keys, a spill-resistant design, and a customisable AI Launch Key for quick access to tools like Copilot, Gemini, or ChatGPT. Art O'Gnimh, General Manager of Mice and Keyboard Solutions Group at Logitech, said the goal was to remove friction rather than add features. > _"These are tools that don't ask for attention, they give it back, removing small distractions and adding comfort so everything feels smoother and more effortless."_ Battery life is up to two years for the mouse and three years for the keyboard, so you won't be hunting for AAs every few months. There's also a business version of the lineup with Logi Bolt USB-C secure wireless and compatibility with Logitech Sync, the company's IT device management platform, for teams that need to deploy and monitor peripherals at scale. On the sustainability front, plastic components in the Comfort Plus range contain between 49% and 77% certified post-consumer recycled plastic depending on colour, and packaging is FSC-certified. Logitech M850 L (mouse) --- Design| Right-hand sculpted, palm cushion support, rubber side grips Clicking| Silent Scrolling| SmartWheel (precision and fast scroll) Connectivity| Easy-Switch, up to 3 devices OS compatibility| Multi-OS Battery life| Up to 2 years Customisation| Logi Options+ (buttons, Actions ring) Logitech MK880 combo (keyboard + mouse) Palm rest| Dual-foam, soft Typing angles| Adjustable: 0°, 4°, 8° Keys| Deep cushioned, lower noise profile Connectivity| Easy-Switch, up to 3 devices OS compatibility| Windows / macOS / ChromeOS AI Launch Key| Yes (Copilot, Gemini, ChatGPT) App support| Logi Options+, Logi Tune (Zoom, Teams) Spill resistance| Yes Battery life| Up to 3 years ## Pricing and availability The Signature Comfort Plus M850 L, MK880 Signature Comfort Plus combo, and M840 L will be available from June 2026. The MK880 Signature Comfort Plus combo has an RRP of $169.95. Business variants of the M850 L and MK880 combo will also be available at that time. All products are offered in graphite, off-white, and black, though specific colour variants may vary by retailer. * * * ### Latest keyboards & mice deals

With a laser focus on ergonomics and comfort, this plug-and-play keyboard and mouse set means there's no need to choose between work or pleasure

Logitech meluncurkan lini produk Signature Comfort Plus di Indonesia, mencakup mouse M850 L, M840 L, dan combo MK880 yang dirancang untuk kenyamanan kerja harian.

Logitech Signature Comfort Plus Serisi Tanıtıldı: İlk Avuç İçi Yastık Destekli Mouse M850 L ve MK880 Set Haziran’da Geliyor Logitech, uzun saatler masa başında çalışanların el ve bilek yorgunluğunu azaltmak üzere geliştirdiği Logitech Signature Comfort Plus Serisini resmen duyurdu. Serinin en dikkat çeken ürünü, markanın bugüne kadar ürettiği ilk yerleşik avuç içi yastığına sahip mouse olan Signature Comfort Plus M850 L…