Customer Ratings & Reviews

I am a school teacher.... computer usage is high every day. When I started experiencing muscular discomfort I’m my wrists, my dr said to change my habits or find something to change the position of my hands....this keyboard helped eliminate pain caused from many hours spent on a computer.

This is a fantastic keyboard. My employer who has cerebral palsy uses it and it works really well for him. I wish I could find one like this that is wireless though. I have been looking and looking to no avail. Hopefully Microsoft with make one that is wireless!

I have used this keyboard at work for years, so it was time to get one for home. Really like the feel. If you are not used to an ergo keyboard, give it about a week. After you get use to it, you will not want to go back to a traditional straight keyboard. This design is so much natural for me.

Wasn’t sure I’d adapt to this style keyboard but was surprised how quickly I changed my mind. Wrist and arm fatigue is noticeably less and I’ve since purchased another for work. Works better than a more expense Microsoft one I had.

This keyboard fits all my needs and does everything it states and more!

I have used this keyboard for years and even though I am provided keyboards through work I choose to spend my money on this one. That says a lot to me. If you are able to do wireless I would recommend the wireless set because I really like the mouse.

Got this on sale. Love the ergonomic design which didn't take too long to get used to. My only complaint is that the keys don't feel the same as other Microsoft keyboards, but this is only a very minor issue and one that I've become used to quickly.

I have more expensive ergo keyboards, including the one from Micosoft. Tneir keys are more chicklet style and too easy to press. This causes frequent mistakes with my heavy hands. This keyboard has normal keys. It is much nicer and has very good quality.

I bought this as a replacement keyboard -- when you eat too many lunches over your keyboard it gets nasty after a while -- great product if you are an expert typist -- unfortunately I am not and had to opt for a standard keyboard after two days -- my partner get it and thinks it's great

We bought this keyboard because our old one was dying. We chose it because it was on sale. It took a while to get used to the way the keys are laid out but it is a nice one for the price and I would definitely get another if I needed a new one.

I've been hooked on ergo-keyboards for years. This one has a nice feel.

Nice Keyboard, takes some getting use to. But feels good, when you do a lot of typing.

easy to use and very helpful with repetitive motion

I've been using this same model for years now. I actually wore the labels off of my previous one after years of use. I have one at home and at work. The inverted style is perfect if you can get your chair high enough to keep your arms perpendicular.

This keyboard is very comfortable to use than traditional ones. It has many useful shortcuts.

This is even better than the last ergonomic keyboard from Microsoft that I am replacing. Very comfortable.

Been using the keyboard for many years and the key drops are starting to hang up a bit. After so many years, it made sense to replace with a keyboard I was comfortable with and trying to find a decent ergo keyboard you can try in the store is hard. Only wish it had options for Mac keys.

The layout is diifferent from standard keyboard layouts. Takes time to adjust your muscle memory. Tactile feeling is real positive. Space bar is a bit tough to reach, and there are a few layout quirks (using left hand for number 6 versus right hand as I was taught). Overall quality seems good though.

rests on my lap, good for my purpose while relaxing in my comfy chair

I wanted a new keyboard and this one works great. My hands feel natural laying on it and my fingers feel natural hitting the keys. The only thing that's a little different is the location of a few of the keys, but I got use to their locations. Mitch