Customer Ratings & Reviews

Very comfortable & user friendly. Can type for hours without wrist pain.

Bought to replace 4 year old MS Natural keyboard. This unit definitely lacking in quality and I don't expect it to last even close to 4 years. Keys aren't the same curved surface.

I have carpal tunnel and this keyboard is a lot more comfortable for me to work with. It took a little time to get adjust to it, but it is working out great!

Had a wireless version of this before and after several years it started to 'miss keys'... so bought the wired version and works flawlessly. Still using the mouse from my wireless set and this works perfectly with that as well. Love that this is ergonomic to avoid carpel tunnel and the 'favorites' keys on top are quite useful to bookmark those work sites I use most often. Calculator button is good too.

This comfort design keyboard has good touch, very good comfort and ergonomic positioning of the keys. It helps me type faster without errors and without straining my wrist. Has all the keys, features, and indicator lights I need. It is a wired keyboard and may not fit with some folks setup; it, however, works fine for me.

Feels great , great for gaming, if your looking for something cheap aswell

I have never been a touch typist (keyboardist?), but I am having to learn how with the distinct left and right hand segments of this board. It's big, but I have room for that. It comes with a front lift for use if standing, but I have not needed that. I have not learned all the capabilities, yet, but it was an easy install and performs as expected.

Much better than the default keyboards and cheap ergonomic ones. It's quieter and comes with a little plastic platform that elevates the front part. Of course it would be even better if the angle of the two sections of buttons could be adjusted to the user's shoulder width and all that, but keyboards like that are much more expensive. So, all in all, fantastic upgrade over non-ergonomic keyboards.

This is probably not a keyboard for the pc gamer but I've use this both at work and home. Can't use any other keyboard. While it has some buttons for shortcuts I just like the ergonomics of this keyboard and wrist support. Very odd to use at first due to the layout but once you get use to it, it'll be like 2nd nature. Would buy again.

It takes a little while to get used to the difference of the keyboard but it’s definitely well worth it in less strain on your wrists.

Lightweight, yet sturdy. Comfortable to use. Overall happy with the purchase.

I needed this for work. It definitely helps my wrists and hands not feel cramped or stiffed. It didn't take me long to get use to at all. In fact, it makes typing a lot easier.

Easy to use, typing speed improved and worth each dollar value spent on it

I am sure it is a good keyboard - but you must make sure it fits the space you have as is not square - which makes it impossible to fit into my pull out keyboard tray.

Great keyboard, easy to use, keeps wrists straight!

This was my first time using an ergonomic keyboard. I got used to it. I will probably get one with the backlight next time.

My husband loves his new keyboard!! I got this for him for Christmas! I also got his mom one as well!

The mouse I purchased along with thus keyboard make a great asset when having carpal tunnel. It has highly decreased my carpal tunnel and pain. ;)

I like it. I like it quite a bit. My fingers settle on it and hit the right keys because the keys are not smooshed together. Ergo it is Ergonomic! So in general being a not so petite person, this keyboard allows me to settle comfortably behind it instead of smooshing ( there that word is again) every part of my being just to clickety clack at a rapid pace.

If you're like me and your hands and wrists start hurting after a short time typing on a regular keyboard, then do not hesitate to buy this keyboard. It is the most comfortable keyboard I've ever used and I've been using it for the last 10+ years. I only bought a new one because I wanted to make sure I had another in case they stop selling them at some point but my original two (one for home and one for work) still work great after 10 years. The only thing is I've worn the letter stickers off of some of the keys. I am a very heavy computer user. I type all day for my job and then I do a lot of typing on the Internet in my downtime, so this keyboard can take anything you can throw at it and will just keep working. The shortcut keys are nice but I really don't use them that much other than the play/pause, mute, and calculator buttons. The real strength of this keyboard is in its durability and in it's comfort for people with carpal tunnel and RSI issues.