Customer Ratings & Reviews

Bought this as I needed something easier on my wrist while working. This one really did the trick. Wi-Fi works well and I am happy with the mouse it came with.

I was looking for the Microsoft 4000 to use when I work from home, which is often now during stay at home orders, but Best Buy no longer carries it. I went with their suggestion of another ergonomic keyboard and purchased the Sculpt Comfort that includes a mouse, (they only have online purchasing available so I couldn’t go in and look at the options in person.) When I received it, my favorite part was that the mouse and keyboard share a USB so not all of the the ports on my laptop are taken up. The price for both was also great. However the keyboard was only slightly dented, not very different from a regular keyboard and the riser in the front did not make much of a difference so my wrist were still bent and palms flat down. Not at all like the 4000 that I have at the office. The mouse was also almost identical to a a regular mouse, but with a small dent for my thumb. I was going to have to get a vertical mouse either way and since the keyboard still caused me to bend my wrist I returned it and just ordered the 4000 from Microsoft directly, which I am completely satisfied with.

I am pleased with the overall quality and feel of the Sculpt Comfort Desktop. I have kept both the spacebars as spacebars. I am too used to the more common layout. The keys let me keep my hands in a more neutral position. I do wish it had more curvature. The mouse is okay. I am not a fan of the Windows Key button on the side. I would rather have it serve as a back button like on many mice (and a forward button as well). I am happy with its on/off switch.

I've been using this keyboard for about 4 months now. I bought it when my Logitech wave kicked the bucket, which I'd used for years. Even after all of the typing I've done on it, I still find I miss some of the keys, or don't depress them all of the way, particularly the keys operated by my pinky or ring fingers. I think it's a combination of stiff keys, and the shape just not quite jiving for my hands. Typing errors aside, I find that it is mostly comfortable to type with. I think if I had a keyboard tray I would use the back-tilting feet, but for my current setup they don't make sense. The palm rest is a pleasant material, not sticky or slick. It has smoothed out from wear a little bit over the past 4 months, so we'll see how it holds up. I don't like that the function keys are operated with a switch. It makes them far less... functional. A computer boot up button would be a nice added feature. The mouse is small, and not particularly ergonomic. It's disappointing that they paired such a plain mouse with an ergonomic keyboard. Ultimately I decided to buy a different mouse. The USB wireless dongle is big. If you toss your laptop in to your bag with the dongle in, it will break eventually. I take it out before I leave anywhere, since I don't use the mouse that came with it.

I bought this wireless keyboard and mouse combo because I needed something more ergonomic than a regular keyboard and mouse. I can say they live up up to their Comfort name. Feel is smooth for both. Keys feel good and mouse does too. Mouse even has an extra Window button which is like clicking the Start button. I connected the Bluetooth dongle to my Microsoft Surface Dock 2, which I also highly recommend if you have a Surface, and it works perfectly with my Surface Book 3. Microsoft did a great job on this keyboard mouse combo!

This was a great recommendation from the Best Buy staff as a new keyboard to replace my old wired version. I love the ergo layout and the way it lays on the desk.

So far I really like this set. I had a separate wireless keyboard and mouse before and with my new laptop I really wanted one small connector. This fit the bill and the price was right. I'd been using an ergonomic keyboard so that was also a must. The Windows button on the mouse was a bonus I didn't know I would use but I'm loving it. The only thing I don't like is the ability to elevate the keyboard towards me. It has little kickstands on the wrist rest to elevate it away from you but that just feels weird. I've always elevated the other direction. I've manipulated it on my own but would have preferred to have had that option built in. All in all I really like this set and would buy it again vs anything else I saw at the time.

good keyboard set for it's price, although it didn't last but a year. I guess our kids are hard on keyboards. lol

This Keyboard is so easy to use. Connects automatically, does not lag at all. Pad is easy on wrist. A must buy Microsoft does it again

Great ergo set up without split keys. Mouse is comfortable.

This is by far my favorite keyboard available today. I used it at my past two jobs but had to leave it behind when I left so I finally purchased one for myself so I can bring it with me. I've never been a fan of the full ergo keyboards, so this is a nice middle ground. It's basically a hybrid of a flat and an ergo keyboard which I find to be very comfortable especially for smaller hands. The mouse is also a nice comfortable fit for my hands. One of the great features of the keyboard is it's ability to tilt up in the front so your hands rest in a more neutral position. Really cuts down on strain from typing.

This keyboard is a very good low profile keyboard that also sports some ergonomic touches. There isn't a lot of key travel which is nice because you don't have to exert a lot of pressure in order for the key to register. The slight curve to the keyboard gives it a somewhat ergo feel without going too far into that high-learning curve class of other keyboards. Only complaint is the Function keys are a little small for my taste and I believe the keys are non-replaceable :( The wrist pad is nice and comfortable for hours of typing. I use the Logitech MX master mouse so I can't make any comments on the mouse really.

The keyboard works great and comes with a mouse that I think is the best one I have had. Only Ned one fob for both of them which is great esp when using it with a laptop.

This wireless keyboard is everything I wanted. Very portable. Love that it comes with the wireless mouse. The ergonomic design is excellent. Just don't lose that little USB wireless adapter.

Good Keyboard, different layout of the keys, need to get used to the new layout, overall I like it, soft key strokes, so far 1 month of use and battery still ok. Mouse is good too, this is the main reason why I purchase this Combo, just because of the mouse, I already own the Bluetooth version of the Sculp Mouse for over a year and is a good mouse, so now im testing this Wireless version, so far all good! recommended.

except the tilt, the keyboard is very nice, perfect touch angled for a relaxed posture. Mouse is simply amazing has loads of features, but we may not use all those in daily life.

I've read multiple reviews & watched dozens of online reviews by consumers before purchasing this product. I not only love the way the keyboard & mouse are designed but, I find them both efficient in productivity. The key presses are soft & quiet. It took about maybe a day of getting used too coming straight from a standard keyboard. I only wish there was a light indicator on the keyboard showing whether caps or number lock is on.

Comfortable keyboard with or without the palm rest. Like the contour design and quiet keys. Two features however, my old keyboard had which this doesn't have: there is no indicator light for the caps lock, which is annoying, and if using without the palm rest, there are no little pop up feet in the back to angle the keyboard towards you. Mouse is comfortable to use.

I've been using and relying on the Sculpt Comfort combo for longer than any others, including Microsoft and Logitech. I like built-in features of the wrist pad and the gesture-capable mouse. It's pretty good on batteries, too. Your choice as to download/install the optional Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center software. (I would have preferred to give this 4 ½ stars, the hits being that there isn't a more apparent indicator of caps being locked and the utterly useless function key toggle button)

The keyboard is very comfortable. The keys are in a natural position. Takes a bit of getting use to. The response of the keys and battery life so far are working well. I don't like that there is no light or indication that the caps lock or number lock feature is on. For the price it is a good purchase.