Customer Ratings & Reviews

Needed a keyboard replacement and chose this one. It takes a little to adjust and get use to it. I like it, just a little different from the last one I owned. This keyboard lifts from the bottom and my previous one lifted from the top. All in all it is a good keyboard.

The keyboard layout has changed. There is now a delete button above the backspace button. HATE IT!!! I have deleted so much text trying to backspace. Otherwise, have been using Microsoft's split keyboards over 20 years. The other brands are just not comparable.

This is my second time purchasing this keyboard, they have reduced the size of this keyboard to fit almost any work area. The function keys are extremely easy to use in addition to numeric keyboard. This keyboard will definitely add value to your typing experience.

This is my 3rd Microsoft ergonomic keyboard (same make and model). I think they are great. I prefer the cabled due to security concerns with blue tooth on keyboards.

It’s almost the same as the Microsoft ergonomic keyboard it is replacing but it TILTS DOWN. That is the opposite of the keyboard I’ve used for over 10 years.

This is the newer version of Microsoft Ergonomic keyboard. Sadly, its missing the feet to support the back up. This is one of the features that myself and my husband look for. It makes the angling feel odd. If you are okay without the feet than this keyboard will do just fine.

I love how soft the keys are. It’s quiet and comfortable to use. The ONLY downside is it doesn’t have the “legs” towards the front to adjust the height. For a minimal frill keyboard it still has plenty of features and is worth the buy.

I had another model my the kids broke it and when I bought this one I thought it was the same until I opened it and felt how cheap it is. Works fine but missing buttons I'm used to and frees very cheaply made.

Overall the product serves the purpose, but i don't see the ample of using it daily. It might be helpful for a group of people who frequrntly send out lenghty emails, for students, etc,. So decided to return.

I have been using this keyboard as I've started working from home and it has made such a difference. Even when I use a regular keyboard, I have a little bit of soreness afterwards. This definitely provides more comfort for me.

This keyboard helped me correct my typing skills that eventually helped me type faster, my only concern is that the keyboard is too wide which would be a challenge when you need to use a mouse so the tendency is you must have a wide space in general.

I was skeptical at first buying this keyboard but I'm so glad I did. It has been great using this while working from home and so comfortable to use. The feel is great and you have a more relaxed feeling when typing. Definitely worth getting.

I'm a large person, but others I know also like the layout for the office. It's also decently quiet for those long papers / reports you're churning out on your 5th cup of Joe.

It's great quality and looking also love rest palm but feel it is not for me with my typing style and ENTER button is to small and it is big on my desk as well.

My wife is thrilled with this and absolutely loves it. I would be careful if your using this in a space with other people. It is apparently quieter than previous versions but it still is not what I would call quiet.

It is a bit different than my old one. In fact I still have my old one and may go back to it. It is a tighter keyboard as opposed to the prior models. Almost like typing on the new mini keyboards.

Great keyboard! I like the arm rest and the letters on the keyboard. I like that the letters protrude because it doesn’t hurt my hands. It takes a little bit to get used to but now I love it!

The home keys on my wireless ergo keyboard went out within a year, so I purchased this one as a backup. The buttons are not as smooth as Microsoft's wireless version, but it is okay as a backup.

In previous years of academia I had this type of keyboard. Microsoft modified and introduced newer keys since I last had it. It does the work nicely and my hands enjoy working on the papers I create with it. Thanks Microsoft!

It is better than not having an ergonomic keyboard. The keys are pretty 'soft' feeling and don't give a lot of tactile feedback but are better than chiclet keys. The Caps Lock is way too close to the left pinky position and keeps getting turned on/off during normal typing. The position of the "-" on the numeric keypad is awkard and hard to hit. I miss my Microsoft 4000 keyboard. This is a replacement but poor substitute for it. It is impossible to find the MS 4000 keyboard and I miss it.