Question 1

How noisy is this keyboard?  I am using a Microsoft 4000 one right now, and it has to be replaced.

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I've owned and used both keyboards , and I have compared the two keyboards in terms of noise below.  Comparing the two levels of noise is difficult to do, because the quality of the noise (and the touch/feel) is different.  Setting aside the quality of the noise and focusing on the total 'amount' of noise, it is a close call.  Without using a sound level meter and running an experiment, I would venture to estimate that the K860 is comparatively slightly less noisy--albeit  with a different quality of noise.

- The MS 4000 has a longer keystroke distance.  The key well is deeper, so the distance a key travels in a keystroke is comparatively (to the K860) longer/deeper--because of this the MS 4000 tends to have more of a clickty-clack noise, and I hear more noise on the upstroke of a key as it clacks back into place (after being pressed down).

- The K860 has a comparatively more shallow key well, so the touch to the strike is comparatively quicker and faster.  I hear more more noise at the end of the downstroke as the key meets the end of its range of motion, but the sound and feel is padded.  On the upstroke, there is comparatively (to the MS 4000) less noise.

Note: in part, the degree to which the keyboard makes noise for each user is dependent on how hard one 'strikes' the keys when typing.  My girlfriend also uses K860, and her natural keystroke strike is harder than mine--so her keyboard noise is louder than mine.  Overall, I think that most folks would find the K860 to be emit less noise overall and to be slightly quieter.

Worth mentioning: Even though your question is about noise, I thought it was worth mentioning that the slope of just the keyboard itself is different than the MS 4000.  Also, the slope from the palm pad to the keyboard is different as well (and the palm pad cannot be detached from the K860 keyboard).  They keys on the K860 are (comparatively to the MS4000) slightly smaller in size and slightly closer together, so the target area for each key is also (comparatively) a bit smaller as well.

Question 2

I like the hotswap buttons to change between computers. Is it possible to slave a wireless mouse to this keyboard so that it changes withthe keyboard?

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No you can't sleeve a mouse with it. It has bluetooth, if your mouse (like the Logitech MX master) also has bluetooth, than your request is automaticly solved.

Question 3

Este teclado es en español o inglés?

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Viene en inglés

Question 4

Is this rechargeable?

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No, but batteries last a long time. I have the original batteries in mine purchased over a year ago with 8+ hours a day use

ASIN	B08B47K2CR
Additional Features	Bluetooth, Wireless
Antenna Location	Office
Best Sellers Rank	#639 in Amazon Renewed ( See Top 100 in Amazon Renewed ) #155 in Renewed Computers & Accessories #279 in Computer Keyboards
Brand	Logitech
Built-In Media	Ergo K860 Keyboard
Button Quantity	78
Color	Black
Compatible Devices	PC
Compatible Operating System Family	MacOS, Windows
Connectivity Technology	Bluetooth
Customer Reviews	4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (876)
Enclosure Material	Plastic with Silicone wrist rest
Hand Orientation	Ambidextrous
Item Dimensions L x W x H	9.17"L x 17.95"W x 1.89"H
Item Weight	3.65 Pounds
Keyboard Backlighting Color Support	Single Color
Keyboard Description	Ergonomic
Keyboard Layout	QWERTY
Manufacturer	Logitech
Mechanical Keyboard Switch Model	Tactile
Mfr Part Number	920-009166-cr
Model Name	K860 Keyboard
Model Number	920-009166-cr
Number of Keys	78
Power Source	Battery Powered
Style Name	K860 Keyboard
Switch Type	Tactile
Theme	Office
UPC	753575554705
Unit Count	1.0 Count
Warranty Description	90 days limited warranty

Logitech Ergo K860 Wireless Ergonomic Keyboard with Wrist Rest - Split Keyboard Layout for Windows/Mac, Bluetooth or USB Connectivity (Renewed)

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