Customer Ratings & Reviews

Easy to install software and wide access to numerous programs make this a good addition to my system.

It definitely takes time to get used to it. A doctor recommended me to buy an ergonomic keyboard and this one is pretty good.

When I need a new keyboard, this is my go to keyboard. Best ergo keyboard I have ever used. Plug in and go.

Great keyboard for those who spend a lot of time on the computer. Wrists and hands dont hurt using this key board.

Very comfortable hand position. Cord is plenty long for most set ups. Keys are relatively quiet and easy to type on.

I really needed an ergonomic keyboard that was NOT wireless because wireless technology has oh so far to go before it's flawless. This keyboard is fabulous. The only thing I dislike about it is how long it is and how hot my hands get pressed against the little faux leather strip you rest on while writing. The length is sorta unavoidable with ergonomic keyboards so I didn't take off any points for that and as for the hotness, that is also pretty unavoidable with any keyboard designed for you to rest on it.

If you like the 'wavy' keyboards, this one is good. Plenty of extra controls, and it's comfortable to use.

This keyboard was bought to escape from using the keyboard on the laptop at work. It's big, but not too bulky. It's a great deal for the price.

Carpal tunnel is the reason I bought this and it’s ergonomic design helps maintain the neutral position for my wrists

This is a great keyboard. I wore my last one out and just replaced it with this new one. Easy to use.

This is my 2nd one. I have one at home. I used this one at work because the wireless one does not work too well when it is humid and rainy.

My wife's work from home office needed a replacement for her keyboard. She loves this ergonomic keyboard.

Not everyone likes ergonomic keyboards. But once you get used to one, if you try to go back to the old style "flat" keyboards, you immediately see why ergonomic ones are so comfortable. They let your hands and arms be in a natural position. You don't have to keep your elbows pinned to your ribs to type. There's no shoulder fatigue. Like many things that are worthwhile, an ergonomic keyboard takes a little time to get used to. But after using one for a while, you won't want to go back.

Been a favorite for years and every job I have I request these. I currently have 2 at work and 1 home!

Great to use. No need to worry about batteries any longer. Wireless isn't all it's bragged up to be.

I bought this as a replacement for the same keyboard. I have heavily used it for over 3 years when it finally died.

It was a replacement for the same keyboard she had. She has arthritis and finds this keyboard is easier to use.

My wife loves this Ergonomic Keyboard. She bought this for her home office and she has one at her work.

I have had a few of these. My only complaint is that the letters rub off long before the keyboard wares out. And I wish they had a wireless version

I give my overall rating with some hesitation. The keyboard itself is very good and works fine, especially the ergonomic part. The issue was that my keyboard has to sit on a keyboard tray and unfortunately this keyboard was to tall to let me close the tray at the end of the day. If they offered this keyboard with backlit keys and not as tall, it would be a 5 even if it cost considerably more.