Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love this keyboard! I love that it has dedicated arrow and home/end/PgUp/PgDn keys! I inadvertantly bought an ergonomic keyboard that shared those keys with the number keypad, and that was a diasaster! Replaced that new keyboard with this one and so glad I did!

It's definitely more comfortable than a regular one. The only thing is the keys are kind of hard to press. I wonder if this doesn't add some unnecessary difficulty (or maybe it's the way it's supposed to be). The cable is long enough. I like that it has a key for the calculator, which I use quite often.

She really enjoys it and it helps with her arthritis

No caps lock indicator. Crowded Keys on number pad. Added keys on top too close to the numbered keys. F Keys need to be separated from the rest to prevent accidental presses.

Has lots of features built into keyboard selections. Just a little longer than I expected in terms of growing accustomed to using with an elevated laptop. As with any ergonomic keyboard, it takes a little getting used to. But, then again, it took a little time to get used to NOT using an ergonomic board after my first one stopped working!

I got this to replace my old Microsoft Ergonomic keyboard that I had for over a decade. They're pretty solid and the streamlining of the upper shortcut keys is nice. It also comes with an optional riser to angle the keyboard that the images don't show.

SO nice and quiet! I am a hard typer, and when working from home with my partner, it causes some strife. I had the Logitech ergonomic keyboard before, and this one is more comfortable. There are other features on that keyboard (like prominent calculator and brightness display keys). The wrist pad is very comfortable.

I've used these keyboards for many years. The ergonomic features are excellent and comfortable. I like having a cord to a USB better than a wireless keyboard. The best surprise about it was the Emoji button. Hadn't had one of those before. What will they think of next?

I've used ergo keyboards for 20 years, all were MS. This keyboard's keys are way too soft. I should have kept with the 4000 of which i've got 2 others. I replaced a 4000 with this key board. I really wanted to like this keyboard. Pros keyboard is quiet. Good cushion for your wrist. Cons The sensitivity of the keys is over the top. The keys are mushy is the best i can describe it. My typing accuracy has went down dramatically because the keys are almost too sensitive and close to each other. Barely touch one will cause the letter to show. As a database developer, the end and home keys are also in odd relation to the main keys compared to the other ergo keyboards i've used. Don't even think about using it for a treadmill desk(I have one). They key indicators are also very dark and make the keys hard to see when you need to hit the occasional

I purchased this recently because my carpel tunnel symptoms were acting up due to working from home and typing more. The design helps keep my wrists in a neutral position. It took a little getting used to, especially the lower keys, but not hard. Very glad I purchased this ergonomic keyboard.

This is my first ergonomic keyboard. It's definitely comfortable to my wrist, which was the main reason I picked this up. Took me some time to get used to it but overall I'm glad with my purchase. Also the keys are really quiet and effortless when writing.

Love this product! I’ve had carpal tunnel issues for a while. Anything to help alleviate some pain was welcomed. This keyboard is great for my constant typing for work. Helps with the pain and tons of shortcuts built in. Took a couple tries to get use to the shape and love it now!

Perfect replacement for my 8 year old mechanical keyboard. I think this is the newer version of my old keyboard anyways. The lifted side is in the front as opposed to the back which does lessen the strain on my wrists.

I love the design of the keyboard. I thought the cord would be a problem since my last one was cordless. It does take up a little more space than I realized. The raised lift is an added bonus. It helps with resting my wrists.

It's a lovely keyboard. It has a simple plug-and-use setup, so it's zero hassle in that department. My only complaint would be the material of the palm rest; I don't know how long it will last with long-term use.

I had an ergonomic keyboard years ago, and decided to try one again. After trying out several different brands in a BB store, I quickly focused on this one. To me, it just had a better feel than the others. Love it, no looking back. One piece of advice for those upgrading from a standard keyboard--give it a few days. On a standard keyboard, your brain processes both hands together. With an ergonomic, your brain separates them. It feels awkward and uncomfortable at first, but once your brain adjusts, you are in keyboard heaven. I will never go back to a standard keyboard again. (Oh and I recently paired this keyboard with a Bluetooth ergonomic Microsoft mouse--what a combo...)

I've been working at home more and noticed a lot of pain in my wrist. It was bothering me while working, but it was very painful if I also tried to play a PC game the same day. I grabbed this hoping it would help and it did. In fact, the same day my pain pretty much went away. I won't pretend this has all of the bells and whistles of the gaming keyboards I usually use, but there are very few ergonomic gaming keyboards (which is finally changing). I do use it for games and have found it adequate. My only real complaint about it is that it's not backlit so I can see the keys in the dark -- there are some custom keys and nonstandard placements of things that I don't always recall instantly. This does take some time to get used to. It was a few days until I got used to the key placement and could type quickly again. But if you're having any wrist pain, this is really worth trying for the price.

This keyboard has helped my hand health and it has improved the typing structure. This is really how all keyboard should be designed right out of the box! Keeping our hands healthy and wrists!

Love this keyboard. Helps me to place my wrists and work with my hands/fingers in an ergonomically correct position. I don't feel as tired at the end of the work day. My wrists, fingers, and elbows are not as sore as they were with my previous keyboard.

Bought this to replace an aging MS Ergonomic Keyboard 4000. Layout is basically the same, but the center rocker control switch is no longer there. Not an issue for me, but may be for some. Angle of the keyboard doesn't change as it doesn't have the tabs on the back, but you can use the included lifter stand to raise the front, which I'm pretty sure is better for your wrists, anyway. The main improvement with this is the keys are a softer touch material and they are much quieter than the keyboard it replaced. They might have a little shorter travel, but I think the typing experience is better on this than the older model.