Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love the key board helped my hands from hurting and easy to get used to

keyboard has helped a lot, relieve some pain from my wrists. though keys are a bit tough hoping they'll soften w use.

When purchasing a new, desktop computer, buyers get a small keyboard that can cause carpal tunnel syndrome. By replacing your supplied keyboard with the Microsoft Ergonomic Keyboard, users can more easily avoid carpal tunnel keyboard. This keyboard is the least expensive one on the market. (This is my second one, after several years of use, the letters on my first one faded.)

I like this keyboard because it helps me to position my hands while typing a homework paper or any other typing for fast production.

I use this keyboard at work and, compared to other types and brands, results in fewer repetitive motion symptoms, especially wrist pain. I got this for home use.

Great price for a quality ergo keyboard. Love the feel and easy use.

I am a programmer and I absolutely LOVE this keyboard. It is comfortable and easy to use. It has all the programmable button controls that I use often which makes it even better. In addition to the features is the shape of the keyboard which is very comfortable for someone who is at a computer constantly and types often. I highly recommend this keyboard!

Have problems with wrists. Macthing keyboard used at office. Easy to use, great design

Best ergonomic keyboard out there. Unfortunately it isn’t always available. It has relieved the stress from my wrist. I use to have to take breaks when typing for a long time but don’t with this keyboard. It does take sometime to get use to . It’s not for everyone. But you should definitely try it if you are suffering from wrist pain.

This USB keyboard is designed to make typing comfortable due it's design, very well layed out keys for a better typing experience

Not the first one of this keyboard I have owned, when it was time for a new one this was the replacement for the old one that was the same as this one.

This is the most comfortable keyboard I have ever owned. It is easy on wrists and the curved shape creates ergonomics that allows me to keep working for long hours. It never needs batteries since it is wired. I wish Microsoft made a specific version of this for Mac. The other desirable feature would be a USB port, back-lighting, and a wired mouse that goes with this keyboard.

This is the best keyboard for typing. It really helps to stop my wrist pain

This is the second key board I purchased. I find this to work well and help keep my hands comfortable. Also like all the extra controls that it offers.

I like the ergonomic split keypad, and this is the only one BB carries. It would be perfect if it were: A. Lighted or backlit! B. Cordless! C. Came with some kind (either printed or online) of instructions that tells what the oddball keys are for and/or how to set them up. and D. If the space bar didn't make a noise each time you hit it. The rest of the keys are silent. Also wish the 'F' and 'J' bumps were bigger. Outside of that, it works!

I bought this wired keyboard for a desktop PC connected to a TV monitor. The USB wire is approx 8 ft long. Unlike others, this keyboard is truly ergonomic because there is a pronounced "wave" shape, which allows you to keep your wrists at more comfortable angles (thumbs higher than your pinkies). Other "ergonomic" keyboards have the keyboard split and shifted at an angle, but the keyboard itself is flat. The only wireless keyboards that were as wavy as this are over $100; out of my price range. Note: I do not sit at a desk with this keyboard, I sit in an armchair with this keyboard on my lap or one of the armrests. ALL of my work involves typing, so I need to be comfortable. The keys and the amount of pressure needed feel good. The space bar clicks a bit loudly, though, so it might be annoying for your office mates (!) Pros: 1) great value for the price 2) truly ergonomic; the most comfortable keyboard I have used. 3) simple, professional layout. It does NOT look like a gamer's keyboard. Cons: 1) it IS wired. I do not require any mobility, and do not plan on using this keyboard with more than one computer, so this is NOT an issue, but a fact to consider. 2) the keys are spaced a bit too far apart for me, but I have small hands.

This was purchased for a coworker of mine. It seems to be working great and is of good quality (especially for the price). Several people I know have used this model and I have not received any complaints.

Love the ergonomics of this keyboard; very comfortable and easy to use.

I've been using this keyboard now for many years at both work and home. My work one had to be replaced only becuse a while back we had a pretty good earthquake and a cup of coffee got spilt on the keys and it stopped working after that. My home one I just recently replaced becuase my old one was so worn out the hubby and kids complained that they could no longer read the letters on the keys; but other than that it still functioned perfectily.

The keys on this keyboard, for me, leads to fewer typing errors. It is Confortable to use. I have not yet downloaded the software for it, but my only complaint is that it does not rely on the bios to determine its startup conditions, eg: My bios is set to start it with the numlock key on. I have to press the numlock key each boot up to engage the number pad. That is my only complaint. I have not yet determined if this is correctable with the software downloadable from Microsoft.