Customer Ratings & Reviews

Works well. Easy setup. Comfortable.

Smooth design makes typing easier. Ergonomically friendly.

The keyboard works well. It's focused on ergonomics. I appreciate that it has wrist rests included and that this is plug&play with Windows (as it is a Microsoft product). I highly advise getting this if you're going to be using a keyboard for an extended period of time.

Great quality and very reasonable price. Highly recommended.

Great keyboard for the price. Got it for $30. It has helped with my hand pain.

I suffer from carpo-tunnel in my wrists & this keyboard is a great relief to my hands & wrist when typing for any period of time. The settings of all the letters, numbers & other keys allow ease of movement in reaching everything without strain! From the first time I placed my hands on it I loved the feel of it on my hands & recommend it to anyone who has difficulty with normal keyboards.

I have used a few ergo- keyboards before most of still causing an awkward positioning for my wrists. This keyboard in particular is great for wrist support and a relaxed resting feeling. The price is rather affordable. I do appreciate that it is a usb style wired keyboard. I do not prefer wireless keyboards. As well this keyboard is compatible with both the usb 2.0 and usb 3.0 .

item was exactly what was expected. would highly recommend this product.

I'll admit that a split keyboard takes some getting used to at first, but I bought on recommendation of my chiropractor as a better keyboard than my laptop keyboard. And it is: a full keyboard with all of the bells and whistles. And in no time, I was sailing over the keyboard with my fingertips like an old pro. Love this!

Great ergonomic keyboard and glad best buy had it in stock

Awesome keyboard those who need to keep their wrists from any surgery

I'm not usually a Microsoft fan. Indeed I'm really very much not fond of Microsoft at all, and avoid their products as much as I can. But this keyboard is one product I really do like. It has a really nice feel for those who can touch type, with nicely weighted keys and good response. Very quiet to type on, which is appreciated in my house when I need to do work at night. I do wish it had the volume wheel in the middle like the Microsoft ergonomics of years ago but otherwise it is a very nice keyboard. The toughest thing for me to get used to is the placement of the function keys above; while they do line up with the keys on the keyboard it places a break between F6 and F7 (as opposed to clustering F1-F4, F5-F8, F9-F12 as a normal keyboard would do). This means if I'm reaching for F4 to have a break after it (ie to quickly hit Alt-F4) I end up with F6 instead. This keyboard does occasionally go on sale, I would recommend waiting for the sale price as the MSRP is a bit high in my opinion.

Easy to use, to set up and nice height for my wrists.

Excellent ergonomic keyboard! Confortable padding!

Comfortable to use it, and it’s ergonomic, good for health!

Love the keyboard. I bought a second one to take to work.

I finally decided to try an ergonomic type keyboard because of the amount of time I use my computer. The Microsoft Ergonomic Keyboard that I purchased is very good for the wrists. The ergonomic design is really nice. The only drawback for me is that the location of some of the keys feels awkward as far as how I'm used to typing. Overall, very comfortable keyboard.

Exactly what I was expecting in a keyboard. Happy with it.

I very much prefer split ergonomic keyboards and jumped at the chance to purchase this when I first saw it in the store. Typing letters is quite comfortable. Keys have a good amount of travel and are spaced out far enough to be comfortable but not too far. The cluster of nine buttons including Delete, Insert, Home, and Page Up/Down is different and takes some getting used to. I think I got most of the way there, but definitely not all the way. The numeric pad on the far right just isn't right for me. I could not, for the life of me move my right hand from the J,K,L,; keys to the number pad and consistently ten-key properly. My natural tendency was to find the 123 keys instead of the 456 keys. The keypad seems to be further away from you (towards the monitor if keyboard is between you and monitor) than the keys. This is one of my least favorite attached ten-keys that I've used. The price is pretty good for a split keyboard with good quality letter keys. I prefer the standard Microsoft 4000 to this one. It's cheaper and works better.

Good keyboard for price and comfortable to use on my desk.