Two used Logitech K350 keyboards share the same wave-shaped ergonomic design, but they are sold in different configurations. One is keyboard-only; the other is presented as a complete wireless keyboard set. Both share the same key arrangement, so the typing feel should be familiar; what differs is the key language and what is included in the box. The decision comes down to which key labels match the way you type and how much of the setup you want handled for you.
Quick verdict
If you want the lower listed price and can pair the keyboard yourself, the K350 French Canadian is the value pick. If you prefer a keyboard that arrives ready to connect, the K350 Comfort Wave is the more convenient choice. The $25 gap between the two listed prices separates a keyboard-only version from a ready-to-use package.
At a glance
| | K350 French Canadian (No Dongle) | K350 Comfort Wave (With Dongle) |
| Listed price | USD 19.99 | USD 44.99 |
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| Connectivity | Wireless | Wireless, USB |
| Receiver | Not included | Included |
| Condition | Used | Used |
| Layout | QWERTY | QWERTY |
Where each product wins
- K350 French Canadian wins on price and layout fit. The lower listed price makes sense for shoppers who need the French Canadian key layout and can handle pairing details themselves.
- K350 Comfort Wave wins on convenience. The higher-priced model is described as ready to connect, and it avoids the extra step of rounding up the missing part.
Product notes
Logitech K350 Wireless Wave Keyboard Y-R0053 French Canadian Layout NO DONGLE
This used K350 pairs its French Canadian layout with the lower listed price of the two models. It uses the same wave-shaped body with a cushioned palm rest-a signature part of the wave design-and programmable one-touch buttons, so you still get the ergonomic typing position that defines the K350 line. It's a strong pick if you type in Canadian French and don't need the keyboard to arrive with a receiver. This unit is keyboard-only-there's no Unifying receiver and no batteries included, so you'll need to supply both before you can use it wirelessly. The adjustable tilt legs offer 4-degree and 8-degree angle options.
Logitech K350 Comfort Wave Wireless Keyboard with USB dongle tested Excellent
The higher-priced member of this pair is the one that arrives ready to connect: it comes with the USB dongle and is described as "tested Excellent." The quiet keys make it a comfortable pick for extended typing, and the included Unifying receiver removes the need to source a separate dongle. That makes it a better fit for someone who wants everything in one box. If you don't already own a receiver, this unit takes care of that step. The catch is the higher listed price, and the English keyboard language means it won't serve someone specifically looking for French Canadian labels.
Final choice by use case
Pick the Logitech K350 French Canadian if you're on a tighter budget and want the keyboard-only version.
Pick the Logitech K350 Comfort Wave if you want the ready-to-pair package and a unit described as "tested Excellent."
