Customer Ratings & Reviews

I'm in the process of setting up a new workspace in my house and I needed a second ergonomic keyboard. My current one was paid for by the company I work for, but I was paying for it this time, so I was looking for more affordable options. I had my doubts when I saw this one at such a low price point, but Best Buy has a great return policy, so I figured there was nothing to lose. Guess what? I love this one so much, I'm stuffing my original keyboard in a drawer and buying another one of these! The slightly lowered keys and gentler tap sounds are super comforting, especially to someone like me who spends a lot of time typing.

The Insignia full size wireless curved split keyboard arrived and I was very pleased. I have used these ergonomic style keyboards for years and I love them. It works with Windows 10-11, Mac OS and Chrome OS, possibly other earlier computers but I didn't test as all mine are newer. It was simple enough to set up as it included a 2.4 encrypted USB NANO receiver for wireless, Quick Start Guide and two AA batteries. It has the full size keyboard with number pad on the right and 7 multimedia keys to access audio functions. There are 2 feet that flip in or out on the bottom if you want the keyboard to sit at a different angle. I like a flat position so didn't leave them out. One great thing Insignia did on the bottom as well is put 6 good-sized non-slip rubber pieces so the keyboard stays exactly where you put it instead of sliding around. I have used other brands where it was quite irritating as they kept shifting. When I started using the keyboard, after placing in the 2 batteries, my iMac didn't recognize it and so I had to use the set up assistant. I needed to hit the Z button next to the Shift key on the left side. Then I would get the next screen, choose its type and everything was fine. The only thing is I have to do this every single time I sign on. I don't turn my computer off as I just put it to sleep at night but when I go to use it the next day I have to set the keyboard up all over again. This has never stopped. Now it could be a setting on my iMac that I need to locate so that is why I still rated this at 5 stars. As far as typing on it the keyboard is very quiet and so comfortable. No annoying loud clicks and I love the way the keys feel. To me they are perfect. The size fits just right in the area I have allotted for my keyboard too. Other than it not being recognized I have had virtually no issues and all the functions work flawlessly. The white lettering on black is nice, bright and easy to read. I am thoroughly enjoying this keyboard and its style immensely. I would definitely buy one of these again, if needed, and I can recommend its purchase without hesitation. I am so happy Insignia chose to make this style keyboard and make it right. If you use an ergonomic keyboard don't hesitate to get one. It's awesome!

This isn’t my first time using this type of keyboard. Growing up we had one on our home computer and I absolutely hated it. After 20 plus years and learning how to actually type, I now love this type of keyboard. If you have to look at the keys to see what you’re typing this might not be a good keyboard for you. If you are able to type with without looking at the keys this keyboard is awesome. My hands do not get fatigued while typing on this keyboard. It is very well laid out and I don’t have to move my hands to reach higher up keys. It also includes a very nice palm rest. I’m currently using this keyboard with my tablet just to get use to it. I do plan to take this to work and use on my compute their as its so much nicer than the keyboard my computer has now. It did take me about a day to get use to typing as I’m use to just a flat regular keyboard. It also nice that it’s wireless so no cable to get in the way and keyboard does have a storage spot for the nano receiver. Overall I really like this keyboard and it’s much more comfortable than a regular keyboard.

This is the first keyboard with this layout that I have tried and I personally like it, although getting used to the way the keys are arranged after years of using the conventional layout takes a little bit of time. In the box comes the keyboard, a couple of AA batteries, a USB dongle (2.4GHz) and some documentation. To start using the keyboard you only need to insert the two AA batteries and connect the adapter to the computer, there is no need to download any app. The keyboard is a membrane keyboard but it responds quite well, the keys feel good when pressed and do not feel loose as in some cheap keyboards. The keyboard can be rise a little more if necessary, both ways are comfortable although it is also important to mention that the way in which we sit and at what height we are with respect to our desks, are factors to take into consideration. Regarding the design it is clear that it is made so that the hands remain in a certain position that allows you to rest your hands and get less tired, especially if used the keyboard for long periods constantly, likewise this design allows you to reach all the keys more easily and I consider this one of the most important things as it allows us to write faster with the least amount of errors possible, of course it will also depend on the skill of each person and the style of typing. The keyboard also has very useful shortcuts and LED indicators that let you know if the capital letters are on, if the numeric keypad is locked or if the batteries are about to run out. One of the things that are not entirely my favorite is the material with which the keyboard is made, despite being a plastic that seems to be resistant, it feels very plastic as if it needed a little more detail, almost as if it were a prototype in its final stages, however this does not detract from its performance is very good and the ergonomic design is very helpful, at least in my experience of many years typing on regular keyboards, it has been a pleasant and interesting experience. In conclusion, this Insignia Full-Size Wireless Ergonomic keyboard fulfills its purpose correctly, its design makes it more comfortable to type for long periods without feeling tired hands or wrists, if you have used conventional keyboards for a long time and want to try an interesting design that provides greater comfort, this keyboard is a good choice, I can recommend it.

The Insignia Full Size Wireless Ergonomic Membrane Keyboard comes with a mini instructions in English and Spanish. Two batteries are needed for the keyboard to work. Tested the keyboard utilizing my labtop. Plugged in the usb and within about a minute was able to start using the keyboard. The keyboard is curved which allowed my hands to rest easy. It took a few minutes for me to get use to this type of keyboard, but found it comfortable and easy to type. The keyboard was able to keep up with my fast typing speed. I type approximately 90 to 100 words per minute. I was able to surf the internet, typed email correspondence, and was able to type in the documents I was working on easy. Features of this keyboard include buttons that allow for quick navigation to listen to music, turn up an down volume, search the web, check email, make calculations with the caculator button, and so much more. Pros: Wireless Can use on Computer, Labtop, Television Screen, Very quick setup Comfortability Keys were big enough for my hands Cons: None at this time.

I was looking for something to replace my trusty Microsoft ergonomic keyboard. The prices have drastically increased since I paid $30 for my last one. I went with one because of the cost, I didn't want to drop $90 on a keyboard. The keys are much less sensitive and require more pressure to work. It does the job. Easy to connect and works with my computer as intended.

I bought this keyboard for work in my office. I own another in my house for my office. I tend to have wrist pain from traditional keyboards which sparked my interest with an ergonomic. I’ve made the switch and can’t go back. Takes some getting use to but well worth the benefits!

Going from the traditional type keyboard and not being a decent typist, the split keyboard took me a while. But now I love it and I ask, where have you been all my life? My wrist doesn't get sore and I can genuinely type a bit better (not much though). This was a great buy at a great price.

Excellent product. I have used ergonomic keyboards for years and this is the best one I've found so far. Durable, easy to clean, and comfortable to use. Well worth the price.

The ergonomics have really helped with wrist pain and it’s not over expensive like a lot of other ergonomic keyboards.

The keyboard is really nice. The ergonomic feature is great. It did not take time the me to get used to the new keyboard. The keys do not make too much noise when typing. I would recommend this product.

This keyboard worked well, but it was too large for my space. I never use the number pad. I gave it to my grandson.

Microsoft did away with the ergo keyboard that I really loved. I had used it for several years...even the fabric was ripping off of it, it was so old. I ended up getting this as a replacement. It's alright. I use it at work.

All in all good for the price. I just have to get use to the 2 space bars. But I like it.

Fits the wrist guard I got perfectly. I like it only because of finding a wrist support that has the same shape. I probably would have spent more for an even more ergonomic keyboard since I've had carpel tunnel surgery and struggle with that still. Good if you don't have problems or are not picky. Not the most ergonomic or value for money.

I finally had to replace my old microsoft split-key ergo keyboard and eventually settled on this (I still don't understand why they quit making it). This one isn't quite the same, but as close as I can get. It's not overly loud compared to other similar keyboards, but it's not as quiet as my old microsoft one. But, considering the price, I can't really complain. Solid keyboard if you're in the market for a split-key setup.

I love this keyboard, i am typing on it now! It allows my hands to rest more naturally on the keys and allows me to type with more accuracy. My hands do not hurt at the end of the day.

Overall, this is a very good keyboard. The break and ability to change the incline make it very comfortable to type on. The key return is excellent, and will fit a variety of hands / typists. The one down side is while the included 10-key section is nice, it makes it very long (~19").

I had been using a $9 keyboard which failed after a couple oy years. I needed a new one and did not want to pay $60 or more as I do not do gaming on it, just email, and news. This fit the bil although it has been quite a while since I used a "split" keyboard. I am satisfied with it.

It is a reasonable priced ergonomic keyboard, works wireless and it is practical.