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product_id: 726207008
title: "KINESIS mWave Ergonomic Keyboard for PC (Black) | Mechanical Switches | Bluetooth & USB | Programmable | Backlit | Windows Modifiers & Hotkeys"
brand: "kinesis"
price: "€ 431.19"
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# Backlit keys reduce eye strain in low-light workspaces Dual Bluetooth + USB wired for seamless multi-device use Low-profile mechanical switches for smooth tactile typing KINESIS mWave Ergonomic Keyboard for PC (Black) | Mechanical Switches | Bluetooth & USB | Programmable | Backlit | Windows Modifiers & Hotkeys

**Brand:** kinesis
**Price:** € 431.19
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⌨️ Elevate your typing game with ergonomic precision and smart connectivity

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** KINESIS mWave Ergonomic Keyboard for PC (Black) | Mechanical Switches | Bluetooth & USB | Programmable | Backlit | Windows Modifiers & Hotkeys by kinesis
- **How much does it cost?** € 431.19 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.fr](https://www.desertcart.fr/products/726207008-kinesis-mwave-ergonomic-keyboard-for-pc-black-mechanical-switches-bluetooth)

## Best For

- kinesis enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted kinesis brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Ergonomic Wave Layout:** Natural hand positioning with thick padded palm support for all-day comfort and zero learning curve
- • **Dual Connectivity Modes:** Switch instantly between two Bluetooth devices or plug in via USB—no dongle needed, stay effortlessly connected
- • **Fully Programmable Keys:** Customize 350+ USB actions, macros, and layers via browser-based Kinesis Clique for ultimate workflow control
- • **Windows-Optimized Design:** Dedicated Windows modifiers and hotkeys paired with sleek black finish to complement your professional setup
- • **Integrated Numeric Keypad:** Access a full numeric keypad without leaving the home row—boost productivity without breaking flow

## Overview

The KINESIS mWave Ergonomic Keyboard combines a popular wave layout with low-profile mechanical switches to deliver superior comfort and typing performance. Featuring dual Bluetooth and USB connectivity, programmable keys with browser-based customization, and backlit legends for low-light environments, it’s designed specifically for Windows users seeking a premium, productivity-boosting keyboard that supports long hours of work with reduced strain.

## Description

desertcart.com: KINESIS mWave Ergonomic Keyboard for PC (Black) | Mechanical Switches | Bluetooth & USB | Programmable | Backlit | Windows Modifiers & Hotkeys : Electronics

Review: Great for Microsoft Sculpt users - This keyboard is essentially a reprogrammable Microsoft Sculpt with several other quality of life features. The keyboard comes with a usb-a to usb-c cable, batteries, and magnetic legs for the keyboard if you want negative tilt like the Sculpt's magnetic stand. The palm rest is very comfortable, maybe even more than the Sculpt. The surface is much easier to clean as it's less porous, someone else described it as "sculpt feels a bit neoprene/foamy where the mwave feels kind of vinyl and plasticky". Typing on the keyboard will be slightly louder and "clacky" than a Sculpt but not enough to disturb people nearby. The layout is very similar and requires no effort to transition to if you can touch type on the Sculpt. The low profile brown switches feel smooth and tactile. I was afraid the switches would bother me since it theoretically has longer travel than the Sculpt's laptop style keys but in real use the difference is negligible and it was easy to adapt to. The Clique software is browser based (like VIA if you've used a QMK keyboard) and it's easy to use. It allows you to have momentary layer switching (hold a key to switch layers and release to return) and mod-tapping which is really convenient. You also have the option to use ZMK Studio instead if you prefer an offline solution but the UI isn't as convenient. The main downside with the softwares is you can't bind macros (sequence of multiple keypresses) to your keys unless you're willing to make your own ZMK keymap and flash it on your keyboard. That being said, I very much appreciate that I'm not limited to the Clique keymap editor and have the option to use the ZMK studio or flash my own firmware. That along with wired or dual bluetooth connectivity, persistent custom bindings, double AA instead of triple AAA for longer battery life, and the comfortable typing makes this keyboard a huge step up from the Sculpt for me. UPDATE 2026-05-24: 5 months in of daily usage, 2 of the feet pads have rubbed off. The adhesive can be rolled into a glob and easily be rubed off with your fingers. It's unfortunate how cheap they are, I would recommend using a third party feed pads instead. The wrist rest is still comfortable. However, I notice the left side has a very slight raise bump of a few milimeters. I think this may be due to the daily usage causing the rubber to expand and stretch over time. This makes me cautious that this could worsen if I keep resting fully on the wrist pad. Still, I've yet to find a reprogrammable sculpt replacement that lets you bind different functions per left/right spacebar like this keyboard.
Review: Great intro to ergo keyboards, and could become your new main! - I've used dozens of keyboards, and because my work is now full-time and online, I've been meaning to get into the ergo keyboard space. But outside of really ugly cheap ergos, it's hard to find nice ones that don't break the bank. I've been using this keyboard for awhile now, and while it isn't my "favorite keyboard ever," it doesn't need to be for it to become my main keyboard. Overall, Kinesis could become the next Keychron for me. I love Keychron, and almost all of my keyboards are theirs. I like what they do, and I feel like they've gotten better and better over the years. Kinesis reminds me of how Keychron was when I first started buying them: relatively unknown, keyboards having a few issues, and a lot of things I feel like could be resolved in a V2. If there's ever an mWave v2, I'd jump on that if it improved my (minor) qualms with it. - I've been using this keyboard for gaming; It's okay at that, but for more competitive games or something like FFXIV I might be inclined to switch to a standard layout. - I've been using this keyboard for normal typing, writing, etc. - It's great for that. The ergonomics make it a treat to type on and helps my wrists and hands a lot. It's natural, and man I don't think I could go back to a normal layout. - The customizability with the Kinesis app is great. Being able to remap keys like you can with VIA is great. That alone was a requirement for me, so I'm happy I wasn't let down. - This layout is genuinely fantastic for writers, developers, or just people who type a LOT to their friends or whatever. I've always wanted to try the Wave, and when I found out it was gone, I was so disappointed... Until I saw this in a reddit thread. I do have a few issues with it though - Sometimes inputs just... Don't go through. This is the biggest issue especially for more competitive gaming where it really matters. - Not the biggest fan of the magnetic feet. I'm not sure how else they could improve this, because I like the idea, but in practice it just makes it annoying to shift around the desk as I change where my keyboard is (e.g; if I need more mousing space). It's a bit unstable on the magnetic feet. - No easy swap program for swapping key switches. You need to refund on desertcart and buy the other one, which is a bit of a mess. The Browns don't feel as good as I'd have liked, but it's far too much effort to refund and retry the Reds, especially if I dislike those more than the Browns. And lastly, I can't speak on the non-wired connectivity stuff since I use it solely wired.

## Features

- EASY ERGONOMICS: Popular "wave" layout and thick padded palm support positions hands and arms in a neutral posture for enhanced comfort and no learning curve.
- PREMIUM SWITCHES: Low-profile mechanical switches improve typing feel, performance, and durability. Low force and tactile feedback reduce finger strain and eliminate unnecessary impacts.
- TWO WAYS TO CONNECT: Use the included USB cable for a wired connection or pair with two different Bluetooth devices and instantly switch between them (No dongle required).
- POWERFUL PROGRAMMABILITY: Re-program any key with Kinesis Clique via Chrome or Edge browser. 350+ USB actions, mouse clicks, basic macros, tap-and-hold, up to 8 layers and much more.
- CONVENIENT BACKLIGHTING: Connect the keyboard via USB to illuminate upper key legends to reduce eye-strain when working in low-light environments.
- BUILT FOR WINDOWS: Dedicated Windows modifiers and hotkeys and black colorway looks great with PCs, laptops, and tablets.
- INTEGRATED KEYPAD: Tap the Fn key to access the standard numeric keypad actions without leaving the home row.
- IN THE BOX: mWave for PC keyboard (KB150P-TAC), USB C-to-A cable (6 ft), 3 magnetic feet for negative tilting, 2 AA batteries, Quick Start Guide.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0DYG1KPX7 |
| Antenna Location | Office |
| Best Sellers Rank | #275 in Computer Keyboards |
| Brand | KINESIS |
| Compatible Devices | PC |
| Compatible Operating System Family | Windows |
| Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth |
| Customer Reviews | 3.9 out of 5 stars 72 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | Polycarbonate |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Keyboard Description | Multi Functional, Mechanical |
| Keyboard Layout | Dvorak |
| Manufacturer | Kinesis |
| Minimum Required Operating System Version | Windows 10 |
| Model Number | KB150P-TAC |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Office |
| Style | Windows |
| Style Name | Windows |
| Switch Type | Mechanical |
| UPC | 607998150023 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** KINESIS
- **Compatible Devices:** PC
- **Connectivity Technology:** Bluetooth
- **Keyboard Description:** Multi Functional, Mechanical
- **Keyboard layout:** Dvorak
- **Material:** Polycarbonate
- **Power Source:** Battery Powered
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Office
- **Style:** Windows
- **Switch Type:** Mechanical

## Images

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![KINESIS mWave Ergonomic Keyboard for PC (Black) | Mechanical Switches | Bluetooth & USB | Programmable | Backlit | Windows Modifiers & Hotkeys - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61SNbrLv-bL.jpg)
![KINESIS mWave Ergonomic Keyboard for PC (Black) | Mechanical Switches | Bluetooth & USB | Programmable | Backlit | Windows Modifiers & Hotkeys - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/819-41xBB2L.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great for Microsoft Sculpt users
*by X***O on December 28, 2025*

This keyboard is essentially a reprogrammable Microsoft Sculpt with several other quality of life features. The keyboard comes with a usb-a to usb-c cable, batteries, and magnetic legs for the keyboard if you want negative tilt like the Sculpt's magnetic stand. The palm rest is very comfortable, maybe even more than the Sculpt. The surface is much easier to clean as it's less porous, someone else described it as "sculpt feels a bit neoprene/foamy where the mwave feels kind of vinyl and plasticky". Typing on the keyboard will be slightly louder and "clacky" than a Sculpt but not enough to disturb people nearby. The layout is very similar and requires no effort to transition to if you can touch type on the Sculpt. The low profile brown switches feel smooth and tactile. I was afraid the switches would bother me since it theoretically has longer travel than the Sculpt's laptop style keys but in real use the difference is negligible and it was easy to adapt to. The Clique software is browser based (like VIA if you've used a QMK keyboard) and it's easy to use. It allows you to have momentary layer switching (hold a key to switch layers and release to return) and mod-tapping which is really convenient. You also have the option to use ZMK Studio instead if you prefer an offline solution but the UI isn't as convenient. The main downside with the softwares is you can't bind macros (sequence of multiple keypresses) to your keys unless you're willing to make your own ZMK keymap and flash it on your keyboard. That being said, I very much appreciate that I'm not limited to the Clique keymap editor and have the option to use the ZMK studio or flash my own firmware. That along with wired or dual bluetooth connectivity, persistent custom bindings, double AA instead of triple AAA for longer battery life, and the comfortable typing makes this keyboard a huge step up from the Sculpt for me. UPDATE 2026-05-24: 5 months in of daily usage, 2 of the feet pads have rubbed off. The adhesive can be rolled into a glob and easily be rubed off with your fingers. It's unfortunate how cheap they are, I would recommend using a third party feed pads instead. The wrist rest is still comfortable. However, I notice the left side has a very slight raise bump of a few milimeters. I think this may be due to the daily usage causing the rubber to expand and stretch over time. This makes me cautious that this could worsen if I keep resting fully on the wrist pad. Still, I've yet to find a reprogrammable sculpt replacement that lets you bind different functions per left/right spacebar like this keyboard.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great intro to ergo keyboards, and could become your new main!
*by A***R on July 10, 2026*

I've used dozens of keyboards, and because my work is now full-time and online, I've been meaning to get into the ergo keyboard space. But outside of really ugly cheap ergos, it's hard to find nice ones that don't break the bank. I've been using this keyboard for awhile now, and while it isn't my "favorite keyboard ever," it doesn't need to be for it to become my main keyboard. Overall, Kinesis could become the next Keychron for me. I love Keychron, and almost all of my keyboards are theirs. I like what they do, and I feel like they've gotten better and better over the years. Kinesis reminds me of how Keychron was when I first started buying them: relatively unknown, keyboards having a few issues, and a lot of things I feel like could be resolved in a V2. If there's ever an mWave v2, I'd jump on that if it improved my (minor) qualms with it. - I've been using this keyboard for gaming; It's okay at that, but for more competitive games or something like FFXIV I might be inclined to switch to a standard layout. - I've been using this keyboard for normal typing, writing, etc. - It's great for that. The ergonomics make it a treat to type on and helps my wrists and hands a lot. It's natural, and man I don't think I could go back to a normal layout. - The customizability with the Kinesis app is great. Being able to remap keys like you can with VIA is great. That alone was a requirement for me, so I'm happy I wasn't let down. - This layout is genuinely fantastic for writers, developers, or just people who type a LOT to their friends or whatever. I've always wanted to try the Wave, and when I found out it was gone, I was so disappointed... Until I saw this in a reddit thread. I do have a few issues with it though - Sometimes inputs just... Don't go through. This is the biggest issue especially for more competitive gaming where it really matters. - Not the biggest fan of the magnetic feet. I'm not sure how else they could improve this, because I like the idea, but in practice it just makes it annoying to shift around the desk as I change where my keyboard is (e.g; if I need more mousing space). It's a bit unstable on the magnetic feet. - No easy swap program for swapping key switches. You need to refund on Amazon and buy the other one, which is a bit of a mess. The Browns don't feel as good as I'd have liked, but it's far too much effort to refund and retry the Reds, especially if I dislike those more than the Browns. And lastly, I can't speak on the non-wired connectivity stuff since I use it solely wired.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best ergo keyboard ever made
*by K***S on September 6, 2025*

I've been using the Microsoft ergonomic keyboard for over a decade. I love the shape of it. However, I've never been a fun of the number pad on the right side since I have to extend my right hand to use the mouse. I've also been wanting to use a mechanical keyboard, but I've never found a mechanical keyboard that was ergnomic like the MS ergo keyboard... Until now. This keyboard is literally everything I wanted. Mechanical keys, the same ergo shape of the MS ergo keyboard, and no number pad. It's absolutely incredible. The click noise isn't too loud either, so I don't fee like I'll get tired of the sound throughout the day. Highly recommend this keyboard.

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