Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have trouble with damaged hands, painful to type for about 4 years now. I thought I'd try this keyboard and it works GREAT! I have improved my speed and most importantly, no pain. Takes a little bit to get used to- but it's the best.

I wanted an ergonomic keyboard for a decent price point and landed on this one. I initially purchased one for work and after a couple months use decided to buy another one for use at home. Backlit keys would be nice for use in dark settings, but it would also increase the price.

It is good for the wrist. The drawback is its large size.

The shape of the keyboard requires relearning hand placement. The hand placement is comfortable, but it is easy to get on the wrong key. The space bar has a very odd angle which requires a lot of pressure resulting in a loud click. I have returned this item specifically due to the space bar.

This was a last minute purchase before leaving the store. Decided that I should test out an ergonomic keyboard, as I heard they would help my repetitive motion injury. The keyboard was relatively easy to setup and feels right. Did not like the fact it didn't have a user guide in the box.

Overall I really like this keyboard. Very comfortable to type with over long periods. Not perfect though. For as many features this keyboard has, it does not have a sleep button like many keyboards do, and the numlock turns off every time you shut down or restart the computer so you have to hit the numlock every time you turn on the computer if you use the side keypad regularly. It might just be me, but the inserts that you rest your wrists on do not dissipate heat well and your wrists/palms get warm quickly if you are typing for a while and starts feeling like the keyboard is radiating heat. You also have to download an extra program with Windows 10 to be able to reprogram the hot keys, which does not include sleep function as a programmable key.

MS ergonomic keyboards are the best for intensive typing sessions. I spend about 4-6 hours at a time using them for work. I have three of these and one of the new sculpt ergonomic keyboards. They are all winners when it comes to comfort and preventing damage to your hands.

It's comfy and simple to use, but if your your used to a flat keyboard, it's a little odd athat first.

Works great. Took some getting used to the elevation and the split layout but awesome.

Inexpensive, ergonomic, everything in the right place. Love this thing!

summary says it all. i type a lot and it works very well for me

I bought it because it seemed comfortable for my wrists. The keyboard has a nice wide rest for my hands and wrists after typing for a long time. The wired vs. wireless functionality may not work for all, but useful for me. It does take up quite a bit of desktop space. Good overall.

This is great for my carpal tunnel. If you have never had a split keyboard it can take a day or two before you are comfortable with it but once you do you'll never want any other keyboard. I found it is better for me without the included support stand.

This is a great keyboard -- over the last 10+ years, I've had a few of them. Actually just bought this as a spare just in case they stop making them. The first ones cost more than $100 -- this one was about $15!

This is my second ergonomic keyboard and I like this better than my first. The padded and elevated hand rest makes typing with my large fingers easy and comfortable. The biggest advantage is that I can type long periods of time without fatigue in my hands or wrists.

I really like the feel and design of this keyboard. If you have never used an ergo keyboard before, give it some time to get use to it. Lot easier on my wrists. Once you have used for a while, it feels unnatural to use a straight keyboard again.

I purchased this to replace my older home office keyboard and now use my older keyboard at work at a secondary station. So bottom line, all three work location now have an ergo keyboard. Well worth the price and the saves the stress on the wrist for long periods of typing.

Have used a Microsoft Natural keyboard for many years as a programmer. It relieved the stress in my wrists, letting me work long hours pain free. Now retired, but still prefer the ergonomic style. This is one of the only keyboards available, and the price can't be beat.

I've been using an ergonomic keyboard since they became available. The Microsoft - Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 is the best one I've had; most comfortable. The price was exceptionally good at Best Buy. I ordered online and picked up at the store. Easy, smooth transaction.

I have been a medical transcriptionist for 16 years. I wish this keyboard had been around when I first started. My wrists/hands used to kill me at the end of a day but this keyboard forces me to keep my hands in a much healthier position and I get less pain and fatigue.