Customer Ratings & Reviews

I've used MS Ergo Keyboard for years. I have carpal tunnel and have opted to not have surgery (yet). The keyboard is comfortable has a nice feel for the way I type at the desk. I struggle with cramping if using a laptop keyboard for an extended period. So when I'm home MS Ergo is the way I go and the daily deal price of 9.99 and free shipping could NOT be beat.

It allows me to keep my wrists straight. That helps with avoiding carpel tunnel.

Simple business style ergonomic keyboard, slight learning curve but works as designed.

Very comfortable keyboard. Works great and dont get cramps in my wrists.

This keyboard was bought when my computer keyboard broke down, Its been holding up great.

I use it for my home office. It was easy to install and is comfortable to use.

This is a nice keyboard. It’s just a little awkward and takes time getting used to.

Nice style and great way to save pain in your hands and joints

Comfortable, ergonomically correct keyboard, recommended as a replacement

This is the third keyboard I've purchased but not because they became inoperable. I have one at home, bought one for a job I eventually left, and now for my current job. The keyboard is designed so well that I have no trouble using it all day long with no resulting hand or finger pain. It does take some getting used to it, but once you have, you won't regret it.

This is a great keyboard, so great in fact that wanting to replace the one I had and gave to a family member I purchased this one at a store I hate doing business with. I did it because the price was right, and when ordered, all I had to do was jump on the bus and take a 20 bus ride to pick it up. Picking up at store was hassle free. I just showed Id and was on my way home again.

this keyboard help me with the pain in my hands.. I hope it help other

I've written 30 novels over the last 20 years using this keyboard. If you have wide shoulders like I do, getting your hands onto a straight keyboard requires bending and gets you a pain in your wrist, I've got 6 of these around the house, 3 because I wore the letters off of the keys two on my main writing computers and one spare just in case. If you're big like me, I strongly recommend you use this puppy.

Easy to set up. Just plug and play. Good for the hand posture.

Ergonomic and comfortable. Have the right keys for nice keystrokes.

The thing i appreciate most about this keyboard is the standard layout of all the main keys: the inverted T arrow keys, the insert / home, delete, end, pg up/down are all in the right place. They numeric keypad is properly laid out. Also, the keyboard can be configured for negative tilt. This is VERY important! The key action is a little soft, but reasonable. At $30 or less, it's a solid ergonomic keyboard.

Love the ergonomic board and have been a fan of Microsoft vs. generic.

Much easier on my wrists for working 8-12 or more hours per day.

It took me only couple days to get used to its design. I love it, very good for my hand / palm / fist. Just a note, you would have to visit microsoft.com and search for the latest driver, once you download that, you would get the option to setup the favorite shortcuts etc. took me couple hours to figure that out, as no manual comes with this product :( that was the only drawback, rest is all good.

I type a lot and this keeps my hands froM getting sore.