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product_id: 746985956
title: "mWave Ergonomic Keyboard for PC (Black) | Mechanical Switches | Bluetooth & USB | Programmable | Backlit | Windows Modifiers & Hotkeys"
brand: "kinesis"
price: "₨118837"
currency: LKR
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 5
category: "Kinesis"
url: https://www.desertcart.lk/products/746985956-mwave-ergonomic-keyboard-for-pc-black-mechanical-switches-bluetooth-usb
store_origin: LK
region: Sri Lanka
---

# Backlit keys reduce eye strain Dual Bluetooth + USB-C wired connectivity Mechanical switches for tactile precision mWave Ergonomic Keyboard for PC (Black) | Mechanical Switches | Bluetooth & USB | Programmable | Backlit | Windows Modifiers & Hotkeys

**Brand:** kinesis
**Price:** ₨118837
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⌨️ Elevate your typing game with ergonomic precision and next-level connectivity!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** mWave Ergonomic Keyboard for PC (Black) | Mechanical Switches | Bluetooth & USB | Programmable | Backlit | Windows Modifiers & Hotkeys by kinesis
- **How much does it cost?** ₨118837 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.lk](https://www.desertcart.lk/products/746985956-mwave-ergonomic-keyboard-for-pc-black-mechanical-switches-bluetooth-usb)

## 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 Design:** Sculpt your workspace with natural hand positioning—comfort that lasts all day.
- • **Customizable Powerhouse:** Reprogram any key with 350+ actions and macros via browser-based Kinesis Clique software.
- • **Mechanical Switch Mastery:** Low-profile tactile switches deliver quiet, responsive typing with reduced finger fatigue.
- • **Integrated Numpad on Demand:** Access numeric keypad functions without leaving your home row—maximize desk space and workflow.
- • **Seamless Multi-Device Pairing:** Switch instantly between two Bluetooth devices or plug in via USB-C—no dongle needed.

## Overview

The Kinesis mWave Ergonomic Keyboard redefines comfort and productivity with its signature wave layout, premium low-profile mechanical switches, and versatile dual Bluetooth plus USB-C connectivity. Designed for professionals who demand long-term typing health, it features programmable keys, backlit legends for low-light work, and an integrated numeric keypad accessible via function layer. This keyboard is a modern evolution of classic ergonomic designs, engineered to reduce strain and boost efficiency in any Windows-based setup.

## Description

The classic "sculpt" design reimagined for a more discerning typist with mechanical switches, backlighting, easy programmability, integrated keypad, and choice of wired or wireless connectivity.

Review: Nick’s Take (The short story) After 6–7 years with the Microsoft Sculpt, the Kinesis mWave feels like a thoughtful, modern evolution of that design. Excellent ergonomics, quiet mechanical keys, flexible connectivity, and smart design choices make this an easy five-star upgrade for anyone seeking long-term comfort and typing health. 1. Context & Why I Bought It I’m coming from the Microsoft Sculpt ergonomic keyboard, which finally started showing signs of wear after 6–7 years of daily, five-day-a-week use. Over that time, I’ve grown to strongly prefer split and tented keyboards for long-term comfort. When it came time to replace it, I did what most people would — read reviews across multiple sites. Two keyboards consistently rose to the top as modern “successors”: The Incase Sculpt (the licensed continuation of the original Microsoft design) The Kinesis mWave, often described as the spiritual successor Both are similarly priced, but I leaned toward the mWave for several reasons: USB-C wired option (which enables backlighting), bluetooth connectivity, and choice of mechanical switch types 2. Switch Feel & Typing Experience I selected the quiet linear mechanical switches, as I wanted to keep typing noise relatively low. Coming from years of low-profile, laptop-style keys, there was definitely a brief adjustment period. That said, the transition was smoother than expected. The keys feel: Responsive Smooth Controlled More of a satisfying clunk than a loud clack Once acclimated, typing feels both accurate and comfortable for long sessions. 3. Ergonomics & Comfort This is where the keyboard truly excels. The split layout and tenting angle immediately felt familiar coming from the Sculpt. Wrist positioning feels natural, forearm tension is reduced, and shoulder posture benefits from the overall layout. The palm materials feel premium and comfortable during extended typing sessions. Kinesis includes three adjustable stands to provide negative tilt options. I experimented both with and without them and currently prefer no tilt for my setup, but I can see how this feature would benefit users with more sensitive wrists. 4. Layout & Daily Workflow I really appreciate the built-in numpad via the Fn layer. While it takes some getting used to, it’s a clever way to preserve desk space and keep the keyboard centered. That said, I still use a separate wireless numpad for heavier numeric entry, which works well with my ergonomic layout: Keyboard → Trackball Mouse → Wireless Numpad This keeps my shoulders relaxed and my arms in a neutral position. 5. Connectivity & Build Quality Bluetooth pairing was painless, and USB-C wired mode works exactly as expected. The backlighting is a nice touch, though I personally don’t work in dark environments often enough for it to be a major factor. Still, it’s a welcome quality-of-life feature. Overall build quality feels well-engineered what I’d expect at this price point. 6. Customization & Software While this keyboard offers deep programmability, I haven’t yet ventured into customization. Out of the box, it already fits my workflow extremely well, so I didn’t feel the need to modify layouts or mappings. That said, power users will likely appreciate the flexibility. 7. Comparisons & Trade-offs Compared to the Microsoft Sculpt: Larger overall footprint (mostly due to solid center structure) Mechanical keys instead of low-profile membrane Far more modern connectivity and features None of these have been negatives for my desk setup. If I had one wishlist item, it would be a detachable wrist pad option to allow even more ergonomic customization. 8. Final Rating Five stars. This feels like a true modern successor to the Microsoft Sculpt — preserving everything that made it great while adding better materials, connectivity, typing feel, and flexibility. If you’re coming from the Sculpt or looking for a serious ergonomic upgrade, the Kinesis mWave is absolutely worth consideration.
Review: Spacebar did not work properly from the first day. $220 for a keyboard and it does not work. Seller is trying to send me to the manufacturer for the return, very poor product and process

## 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 |
| Are Batteries Included | Yes |
| Batteries | 2 AA batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | #37,591 in Computers ( See Top 100 in Computers ) #973 in Computer Keyboards |
| Brand | Kinesis |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (74) |
| Date First Available | 2 June 2025 |
| Item Weight | 1.27 Kilograms |
| Item model number | KB150P-TAC |
| Manufacturer | Kinesis |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product Dimensions | 38.74 x 24.13 x 4.45 cm; 1.27 kg |
| Series | mWave Mechanical Keyboard for PC |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Kinesis
- **Compatible devices:** Laptop, PC, Smartphone, Tablet
- **Connectivity technology:** Bluetooth, USB-C
- **Keyboard description:** Mechanical
- **Recommended uses for product:** Office

## Images

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## Available Options

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

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by N***E on 26 February 2026*

Nick’s Take (The short story) After 6–7 years with the Microsoft Sculpt, the Kinesis mWave feels like a thoughtful, modern evolution of that design. Excellent ergonomics, quiet mechanical keys, flexible connectivity, and smart design choices make this an easy five-star upgrade for anyone seeking long-term comfort and typing health. 1. Context & Why I Bought It I’m coming from the Microsoft Sculpt ergonomic keyboard, which finally started showing signs of wear after 6–7 years of daily, five-day-a-week use. Over that time, I’ve grown to strongly prefer split and tented keyboards for long-term comfort. When it came time to replace it, I did what most people would — read reviews across multiple sites. Two keyboards consistently rose to the top as modern “successors”: The Incase Sculpt (the licensed continuation of the original Microsoft design) The Kinesis mWave, often described as the spiritual successor Both are similarly priced, but I leaned toward the mWave for several reasons: USB-C wired option (which enables backlighting), bluetooth connectivity, and choice of mechanical switch types 2. Switch Feel & Typing Experience I selected the quiet linear mechanical switches, as I wanted to keep typing noise relatively low. Coming from years of low-profile, laptop-style keys, there was definitely a brief adjustment period. That said, the transition was smoother than expected. The keys feel: Responsive Smooth Controlled More of a satisfying clunk than a loud clack Once acclimated, typing feels both accurate and comfortable for long sessions. 3. Ergonomics & Comfort This is where the keyboard truly excels. The split layout and tenting angle immediately felt familiar coming from the Sculpt. Wrist positioning feels natural, forearm tension is reduced, and shoulder posture benefits from the overall layout. The palm materials feel premium and comfortable during extended typing sessions. Kinesis includes three adjustable stands to provide negative tilt options. I experimented both with and without them and currently prefer no tilt for my setup, but I can see how this feature would benefit users with more sensitive wrists. 4. Layout & Daily Workflow I really appreciate the built-in numpad via the Fn layer. While it takes some getting used to, it’s a clever way to preserve desk space and keep the keyboard centered. That said, I still use a separate wireless numpad for heavier numeric entry, which works well with my ergonomic layout: Keyboard → Trackball Mouse → Wireless Numpad This keeps my shoulders relaxed and my arms in a neutral position. 5. Connectivity & Build Quality Bluetooth pairing was painless, and USB-C wired mode works exactly as expected. The backlighting is a nice touch, though I personally don’t work in dark environments often enough for it to be a major factor. Still, it’s a welcome quality-of-life feature. Overall build quality feels well-engineered what I’d expect at this price point. 6. Customization & Software While this keyboard offers deep programmability, I haven’t yet ventured into customization. Out of the box, it already fits my workflow extremely well, so I didn’t feel the need to modify layouts or mappings. That said, power users will likely appreciate the flexibility. 7. Comparisons & Trade-offs Compared to the Microsoft Sculpt: Larger overall footprint (mostly due to solid center structure) Mechanical keys instead of low-profile membrane Far more modern connectivity and features None of these have been negatives for my desk setup. If I had one wishlist item, it would be a detachable wrist pad option to allow even more ergonomic customization. 8. Final Rating Five stars. This feels like a true modern successor to the Microsoft Sculpt — preserving everything that made it great while adding better materials, connectivity, typing feel, and flexibility. If you’re coming from the Sculpt or looking for a serious ergonomic upgrade, the Kinesis mWave is absolutely worth consideration.

### ⭐ Review
*by M***A on 5 November 2025*

Spacebar did not work properly from the first day. $220 for a keyboard and it does not work. Seller is trying to send me to the manufacturer for the return, very poor product and process

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by S***T on 4 January 2026*

Editing review after daily usage. While the spirit and features are excellent, there is still room to improve. The biggest area would be that it is a more compact layout than the older Microsoft ergonomic keyboards. If you have years of muscle memory you’re going to experience a lot of misclicks while you are switching over. Also it makes the arrow keys and shift buttons feel cramped but this is subjective as I am used to a larger keyboard. It would be great if Kinesis made a larger 1:1 variant of the old Microsoft boards with a full numpad and hot swappable keys. —— Absolutely happy with this keyboard. I've struggled to find other ergonomic options which capture a traditional keyboard layout (like older Microsoft ergonomic keyboards), while still providing features such as mechanical switches, programmability, etc. I enjoy the backlit keys, native Mac support, option for Bluetooth or wired, programmability, and optional tenting which does not get in the way (magnetically removed) if you do not wish to use it. The build quality is good and appears well thought out and designed. All the materials feel nice and seem sturdy so far. All in all, it is the keyboard I was hoping someone would make for years and I'm happy to have it.

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