Customer Ratings & Reviews

I've used this keyboard model for several years, I used to get carpel tunnel in my wrists but this keyboard has reduced the stress on my arm and wrists

The wife thinks it is great. She uses it very often. I would recommend this product to anyone who uses a PC on a regular basis. Good setup!

Good features, such as volume, calculator, and internet presets, 5 programmable links to internal and Internet locations. LED Lights too bright. My fourth one. Decals wear off on most used keys, such as A,S,C,V, etc. Failure mode is usually NONOP key/keys or some internal pad issue at 5yr point of continuous use. By comparison, Track ball fails three times faster. Internal circuitry is sensitive, but have no real basis of comparison.

Suprising how easy these are to learn to use. No issues and even got more of them after others tried them too!

Great keyboard, helping with my De Quervain's tendinosis. There is a slight learning curve but I quickly transitioned.

I had a previous version of this same type of keyboard so I was already used to the design/layout. However, the space-bar keys were very sticky. I do a lot of typing both for work and school and it was very annoying. Also, when typing the keys were louder than other keyboards. While the design and plug-play comparability were great, the sticky keys made it not a keyboard to keep. I returned the keyboard and found another type with very similar design somewhere else. I hope Microsoft fixes this issue as this layout is way better than the Logitech Curve layout.

Love all of the functions and the comfort. Very comfortable for gaming or typing.

This Microsoft ergonomic keyboard is great. It fits how I type perfectly. This is the second one I have bought.

This keyboard is so much easier on my hands. If you have issues with your wrists, you might want to try this keyboard.

I bought this item to help with my arthritis and I must say it makes a lot of difference. Great buy and great product.

The keyboard has a very comfortable typing position. But the key actions are quite poor. The force required to push down each key is inconsistent, due to the much different key sizes. And sometimes the keys feel stuck if not pushed down exactly perpendicularly against the surface. These factors really affect ones typing speed. Recommendations to Microsoft: split the spacebar into separate left- and right- parts, and downsize the T and N keys. When it comes to this keyboard, don't prioritize aesthetics over typing experience!

I liked the ergonomic keyboard. Helped me with my had pains which I think was related to the position of typing on regular keyboards

This keyboard isnt too bad it's a little hard to get used to at first but once you get used to it, its amazing.

I've been using one of these for 10 years with my home computer and decided to get one for work to make the job more comfortable. I'm asked daily how I like the split design and I always tell them once you get used to it, a standard keyboard is uncomfortable. The keys are soft and I don't have the problem with the spacebar being noisy. It's function rich and plug and play. Didn't have to get IT involved at all, even with all the restrictions they set.

Great product I use it for work and personal. I bought two one recent one 4 years a go

Comfortable and affordable keyboard, well made, only complaint is that the key lettering does tend to wear off.

my wife can only use an ergonomic keyboard and says this is best she has ever used

I used this keyboard before switching to wireless. I've come back and am glad - couldn't be happier.

This keyboard is curved just enough that you will be typing with ease. Especially if you have wrist problems.

Bought 4 of these over the years since it first came out. Best ergo keyboard.