Customer Ratings & Reviews

Microsoft is my favorite when it comes to keyboards. I picked the wired so that I dont have to replace the batteries when they go bad.

This keyboard has been around a long time, but it still works. The additional media features are a nice addition. It sure helps with wrist issues.

Nce keyboard, decent price. There is a scroll control between the QWERTY setup that I do find useful. The only thing that I wish is that it could be lighted so that I could type at night.

Using the same keyboard at work and now I have no issues with my wrists when typing, I spend approximately 12 hours a day on the computer and I am very thankful for this

This works with what I need for now. I don’t like the bulkiness of it, because it barely fits my keyboard tray.

I work from home and love this key board so much that I wear them out. I am on my 6th keyboard. Very comfortable design.

This is a 3rd Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000. I love these keyboards. The reason for replacing was I wore the letters off the keys on the previous 2. Excellent!

My wife works on her computer constantly & has had carpel tunnel release surgeries on both wrists. An ergonomic keyboard is a must for her & she loves this one!

Love this keyboard. I broke both wrists a couple years ago, and this is SO much more comfortable for me than a regular keyboard.

I bought this for features and programmable keys. It's exactly the same as the Multimedia Pro keyboard but has a modern design and is highly configurable.

It takes a little time to get use to the location of the buttons and features, but works great to help with carpool tunnel syndrome.

My favorite ergonomic keyboard. I’m so sad they discontinued this model!! Glad I was able to snatch one before they did!

I’m enjoying my keyboard but there is an adjustment process. I’m not the best typist in the world and this keyboard probably wasn’t they best choice fo a novice.

It may take you some time to get used to it. I'm still adjusting to the sway of the keyboard, but I know in the long run it will be better for my hands and wrists.

This keyboard takes up a lot of space and wouldn't fit in the sliding keyboard spot at my desk at home but I traded it with my work keyboard and works well for that workspace.

Being a touch-typist, this keyboard is the most comfortable for "Home Row" based QWERTY typing speeds.

This is my favorite design for a keyboard. I have purchased several over the years but that is the only problem. They just do not last long enough for a heavy user.

The Microsoft 4000 keyboard works well for my typing and ergonomic requirements. Since the keyboard is not Bluetooth, I wish the key board keys would light up in low light situations.

After trying many different keyboards over the years this is my go-to ergonomic keyboard. Normally I get a couple years out of each one.

This ergonomic keyboard works great and has all the required options for a windows operating system. Works well with a macOS as well.