Pros: Keys are in the correct (classic) position.
Cons: The depth of the keyboard requires more space.
Unlike other clones of this keyboard, it is faithful to the classic style keyboard in the sense that the PageUp/PageDown, Insrt/Delete, Home/End, and the arrow keys are where we've been used to (been using computer keyboard since the IBM 5150 days). So ...
Pros: ergonomic layout. good for you
some shortcuts are actually usefull.
volume button, mute, sleep, etc Cons: layout takes time to get used to.
some buttons key assignments are limited.
I have been trough many keyboards.
basic ones do what 90% needs.
some boards have too many functionalities which you only use once.
I think this keyboard has got a nice balance.
Usefull buttons and they can be customized.
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Pros: Generally good ergonomic design Cons: The '6' key is on the wrong side. Who taught these guys to type?
This would be an excellent keyboard, except for one major flaw. The '6' key is on the left side. Who taught these guys to type? Having been taught, like all others who took actual typing courses rather than using "hunt and peck", that you use your right...
Pros: Great features, keys arent too loud, nice feel. Cons: Price, maybe? That's about it.
The Microsoft Keyboard Pro was a great investment for me. I was looking for a new keyboard (replacing my compaq internet keyboard), and I was just going to settle on a new internet keyboard. Well, once I found the Keyboard Pro, I knew I was onto...
Pros: Comfortable Layout, USB Ports, One Touch Hot Keys Cons: Takes Some Getting Used to, High Profile
I have been using computers dating back to the first Atari in the late 1970's. I've seen quite a few designs come and go in that time period. This latest design by Microsoft is a rather unique one. As most people are already aware, the Natural...
Pros: Ergonomics, USB connection, integrated USB hub, hot buttons Cons: Size (very large), Ergonomics not so good for someone with small hands
First, let me say, I love this keyboard. I have been a fan of the Microsoft Natural Keyboard layout since the original Natural Keyboard came out several years ago. When I upgraded my computer recently, I decided to upgrade the keyboard as well, mostly...
Pros: Ergonomic Design, 2 USB ports, Hot Keys Cons: Ergonomic design changes layout somewhat
We recently had the opportunity to purchase several new keyboards at work. After a couple months of use, I can report wildly mixed reviews. Most users either love them and won’t give them up or they hate them and demand the old keyboard back. Very few...
I received a Microsoft Natural Keyboard Pro as a Christmas present from a friend of mine who knew I'd been eyeing an ergonomic or 'split' keyboard for quite some time but was reluctant to replace something if it didn't need replacing.
A few months...
Pros: MacOS support, helps reduce fatigue, CTS, RSI, other computer related problems. Cons: None so far...
If you've got one of those earlier iMacs/G3/G4's with the smaller keyboard and puck mouse you'll be glad to know that finally there's a keyboard worth buying that can allow you to put the original away - for good!
Pros: Ergonomic build, 2 USB ports, lateral firmness of keys Cons: Rather large and bulky
Fortunately, I am able to write this review while using my Natural Keyboard Pro, so I can continually observe it as I type. Unlike many microsoft products, the benefits FAR outweigh the costs.
Pros: Added Hot Key row; USB; Full Size; CALCULATOR key! Cons: Hot keys not color coded/fully reprogrammable; Media not manually changeable
The full sized natural keyboard is NOT DEAD!!!
History
A few years ago, Oct 1997, when buying a new system I saw the (then) new Microsoft Natural Keyboard. I am a programmer and spend all day at work, and all day at night on the...
Pros: Sturdy keyboard with extras like programmable hot keys and 2 USB ports. Cons: Can't think of a single one.
Before my current position, I worked as a medical transcriptionist (MT) for 10 years. MTs are heavy keyboard users and typically spend 8+ hours daily transcribing medical dictation. As a result of my heavy keyboard use, I would go through a keyboard at...
Pros: 2 USB ports.Hot keys. Good feel to the keys.Cheap Carpal Tunnel prevention! Cons: Smaller than the original. Doesn't feel as sturdy.
Ok. Who stole my aircraft carrier?
Several years ago Microsoft introduced a wonderful new keyboard. The Microsoft natural keyboard. According to the claims made at the time, not only would it make you type faster, and more comfortably, it was...
Out of the number of keyboards we all have used at one time or another, this is one of the best. I spend on the average about 12 to 14 hours a day working on computers and have never used something that is more relaxing to use (that is I mean for typing)...
Pros: great ergonomic design Cons: space bar feels a bit weird..maybe it's just me..
I remember buying the ORIGINAL microsoft natural keyboard. It was big...it was very big.. and it cost me $99 from walmart. I bought that in 1995 and I've grown to love it. I replaced it with the smaller, lighter and more responsive MS Natural Keyboard...
Pros: Hot buttons on top of keyboard, USB connection, 2 additional USB ports on keyboard Cons: Intellitype software fights with some products like mouse drivers
I had never considered a usb keyboard until I was at a computer show and saw this keyboard for sale at a very reasonable price.
I was tired of tangled cables for my ps2 mouse and wanted to try a usb mouse and I also wanted to free up irq12...
Pros: Natural shaped, USB hub, great keys and very stable drivers. Cons: Some problems with ps/2, heavy and you have to install drivers.
After my third el-cheapo keyboard I decided it was time for a real one, I tried someones MS KB Elite and bought it from him. Natural keyboard are really nice (if you use 10 fingers, if you use 8 or less fingers to press keys skip this review and start...
Pros: Faster typing, easier on your hands, good quality Cons: a bit more expensive than regular ones
Our family has been using a Microsoft Natural Keyboard for the past couple years now. We first got to try one out when friends of ours bought one and for some reason it was incompatible with the keyboard port on their older computer, so they could not...
Pros: Excellent design, reduces fatigue. Cons: No ability to invert keyboard.
I have been working on a computer and typewriter since the age of 12. It has been almost 20 years now. About three years ago, I started using the MS Natural Elite keyboard on the advice of my doctor. I am a medical transcriptionist and design my own...
Pros: "Split" keyboard really gives your hands and arms a chance to rest naturally. Cons: None
My first experience with this keyboard was a little over a year ago when my hubby bought me one for Christmas. It was a replacement for my old keyboard, which had very noisy keys, and the space bar kept jamming. Not good for...
I bought the Microsoft Natural keyboard because my hands and wrists were tiring after typing a lot. I have loved having this keyboard. I have had no problems whatsoever with it and would buy another one in a heartbeat if I needed to get another. It is...
Pros: above all, the ergonomic correction saved my wrists! Cons: none
Background
This will be a sort review, so go easy on me!
I type a tremendous amount every day, and after years of pounding away, I started noticing sharp pains and weakness coming from my hands, wrists and forearms. I would have...
Pros: Comfortable, shortcut keys, USB connection, easy installation/setup Cons: May take some getting used to, takes up a lot of deskspace
Be nice to your wrists and hands! Don't risk Carpal Tunnel Syndrome! Take this from a medical student that has seen too many people afflicted with various types of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS). If you want to learn a bit about CTS, please read...
Pros: Ergonomical, well designed, durable Cons: Costly, some ergonomic challenge
I've been using the Microsoft Natural keyboard for much of the past year. This keyboard is divided down the centre, with each group of keys slightly angled, thereby accommodating each hand and wrist. It is designed to be more ergonomical than standard...
Pros: Supports your wrists, 19 Hot Keys, Natural fit Cons: Bigger than most keyboards
I decided to purchase this item when I found out I had carpal tunnel in my left hand. The doctor said it was most likely from the keyboard since I am on the computer all day. I went right after I left to find a keyboard that would support my wrists...
Pros: Solid feel, nicely-weighted keys, good looks, useful function keys and low-current USB ports Cons: Slightly stiff keys for some people, upper "6" key is on the wrong side
Why "ergonomic"?
I like ergonomic keyboards. The first one I bought, in 1995, was a Reveal "ergonomic" keyboard, which went on to become one of the most re-branded ergonomic keyboards on the market, especially when...
Pros: Natural Layout, USB ports, Shortcut keys Cons: None
This keyboard is my first ergonomic keyboard and I am glad I switched over from the standard. At $50 it’s priced higher than a regular one, but it has many features.
First of all, the ergonomic design is very good. I find myself not getting...
Pros: forces proper hand position, reduces repetitive stress injuries Cons: doesn't necessarily come with computer. you may have to buy separately.
I started using a computer back in 1986. At first, I was doing data entry and research from/on a mainframe system. The other work I did didn't involve using a computer, so things were okay.
As computers became more useful for more tasks, I...
Pros: It's easy on the hands and easy to use. Cons: Costly, but worth the money.
There are many contoured keyboards available these days, but this one is the best I've seen. Aside from the sleep button all of the extra buttons are used by me on a regular basis. The buttons I like the most, however are the media buttons. It has...
Pros: Helps relieve wrist, elbow and finger fatigue from long hours spent typing. Cons: If you like keyboards with mice on them, I didn't see that version available (yet).
Recently we bought a brand new computer. It came with a nice
keyboard, but I wanted an ergonomic one because I'd already
had a generic one and loved it.
I went to Best Buy (in BelAir, Maryland) to purchase the computer
and...
Pros: Most comfortable keyboard on the market Cons: Nada one
Get ready to throw away your inferior classic keyboards for the ultimate in comfort and control. Having a keyboard that allows your hands and wrists to fall into natural position will help you use your keyboard longer and without any discomfort....
Pros: very comfortable. obvious unique look Cons: took a little time for me to get used to it
My husband and I are very hard on our keyboards. You might say that we abuse them. Over the four years that we've owned our computer, we've had to buy three new keyboards, this one being the last.....so far. Neither one of us is very gentle with...
Pros: Great design, easy to use Cons: May not fit on all slide out keyboard trays
I chose to purchase this keyboard because 1. I have had carpal tunnel syndrome in the past and 2. I can't tolerate the cramped regular keyboards, they make my shoulders, wrists and arms ache.
The ergonomic shape and design of this keyboard is...
Pros: Excellent tactile feedback, ergonomic shape, USB hub, Internet shortcut keys Cons: Pricey for a keyboard
The Microsoft Natural Pro is one of the finest keyboards I've used. It sports a nice set of features on top of the normal outstanding keyboard stuff. The only real drawback to the keyboard is it's price tag. Let's face it most people aren't used to...
Pros: USB hub, hotkeys, natural design, THE BEST!!! Cons: you can't use other keyboards and mice, such as those at work and school, without getting sick to your stomach. You want nothing but your good old Natural Pro and Intellimouse Explorer.
Well if you read my review on the Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer you'll know why I bought this keyboard. I bought this keyboard because I hated my mouse? Yeah I was tired of yanking on my mouse cable for every inch of slack it could spare. So what do...
Pros: Comfortable for wrists and shoulders Cons: spoils you for conventional keyboards
I had an opportunity to try one of these keyboards and loved it almost instantly. I found my fatigue levels were lowered because I wasn't straining to type, and after a very short adjustment period this keyboard seemed like an extension of my own body....
Pros: Comfort, Hot-Keys, USB expansion Cons: Desk Space, Alt & Ctrl keys to big, not for hunt'n'peck typers
I bought this keyboard solely based on recommendations from epinions. I didn’t even bother to inquire with the Microsoft website. I did practice typing at a few computer stores to see if I liked the feel. I did.
Pros: USB hub for mouse, arrow keys fixed. Cons: None.
Maybe two months before this was released, I had called Microsoft on where to call to call to give them ideas for new products. I never got around to emailing them, but I wanted a natural keyboard with hot keys and a USB hub to plug in a mouse. Lo and...
Pros: Ergonomics, key feel, USB ports, hot-keys, size Cons: Small function keys
When the original Microsoft Natural Keyboard came out some years ago, I bought one immediately. Some of you younger folks may not remember, but before the Natural Keyboard was introduced, most ergonomic keyboards ran $200-$400. And some of those had...
Pros: Ergonomic, 2 USB Ports, Extra Hot Keys, PS/2 Adapter Cons: Big, Feels Cheap, Loud, Hot Keys Not Useful, Expensive
My laptop has a single USB port, and I already have a USB mouse. To add a USB keyboard, I would either need to get a USB hub, or a keyboard with USB ports built in.
Microsoft, one of the best peripheral manufacturers, makes a couple of...
Comfort and amazing access at your fingertips.
I bought the Microsoft Natural Keyboard approximately 3 weeks ago, and I have to tell you how much less cramping I have now in my wrists, shoulders, and neck. There is a big difference, and I can feel...
Pros: Very easy on the wrist, 19 shortcut keys, built-in 2 port USB hub Cons: Only 3 of the 19 shortcut keys are configurable, many devices won't work with the built-in USB hub
If the only Microsoft products you've used are their software, you should probably brace yourself, for this review shall reveal to you a startling fact: Microsoft makes hardware that does not suck. I have been a firm supporter of MS hardware for some...
After Microsoft discontinued the regular Natural Keyboard and replaced it with the Elite, I was very disappointed. I wanted one of the old style keyboards and looked for several months, but could not find one. When they released this one, I rushed to...
Pros: Ergonomically correct! Cons: makes it difficult to go back to using the old style keyboards
I've been using the MicroSoft Natural Keyboard since 1995. It is somewhat frustrating at first to get the feel for it, but once you do, you will NEVER want to use the traditional style keyboard again! If I sit down at someone else's keyboard and they...
I used to have the old Microsoft Natural keyboard, which was a little bit larger than this one. The only thing I really miss off the old one, is the way the front could be tilted up. The Natural Pro is nice, I actually do use the extra buttons along...
Pros: Very comfortable to type one, quiet, has many useful shortcut buttons Cons: "B" key located on the wrong side for sloppy typers, takes a little while to get used to
I spend a good amount of time at the computer. Ok, I spend WAY TOO MUCH time at the computer. So, naturally, I want the best, most comfortable peripherals. Lately, I had been noticing that after some late-night AOL sessions, my wrists were feeling sore,...
Pros: Comfortable to use, good quality Cons: A little expensive
I am a small business owner and I work on the internet about 16 hours per day. I have tendonitis/carpaltunnel in my wrists which causes my hands to go numb at times, especially while typing. I read that an ergonomic keyboard may help this.
Pros: Overall Awesome Keyboard! Cons: Sort of expensive, but hey it's worth it!
The Keyboard of Keyboards!
This has got to be the most awesome keyboard to come around even though it isn't cordless. So what! So you can't sit on the couch and type. Tell you what though, it is a lot easier on your hands and wrists due to...
Pros: Good quality, great for correcting mistakes Cons: Not easy to switch from a reguar to a "natural"
I must admit, if I started with this to begin with, I would be an exceptional typer, and would never, cross over sides of the keyboard. But I have used a NORMAL keyboard for years, and that is what I am adapted to. Using this computer for the first...
Pros: Comfortable, reasonably priced, includes additional function keys and numeric keypad Cons: Minimally adjustable, doesn't fit in keyboard drawer
It is important for me to use an ergonomic keyboard because I have suffered from recurring bouts of carpal tunnel syndrome due to the number of hours per day I spend typing. I have been using the Microsoft Natural Keyboards for a couple of years. I...
Pros: Claims of Ergonomic Correctness are True! Cons: Not Everyone benefits from Ergonomic Correctness
Like many people whose primary typing education consisted of High School Typing, I am a hybrid typist. My typing skills consist of a combination of touch typing, and hunt'n'peck. Although I seem to know where the keys are, I still feel the need to...
Pros: natural position for hands Cons: kind of expensive
I have had my Microsoft Natural Keyboard for about four years now. I have gotten so used to having a split keyboard that I have trouble typing on a regular keyboard.
I do find that people who come and type on my computers have trouble using...
Pros: Comfortable, fairly inexpensive, easy to use, helps reduce fatigue and stress on hands, wrists, and fingers. Cons: Be ready to buy more than one - these things keep breaking on me!
Several years ago, I bought a Microsoft Natural keyboard. I don't quite remember what model it was - all I can recall is that it looked very weird (with the "broken in half and re-arranged a little bit" look), and I could afford the...
Pros: Looks, Customisation, Function, USB support Cons: Cheap materials used
This is a product from Microsoft that surprisingly is good. Probable reason for buying it at first is its looks and the neat buttons on the top.
Once start using it though, one finds that the neat buttons on the top are quite useful. They are...
Pros: onboard USB hub, smooth keystrokes Cons: large footprint
Yes its big! Its also quite stylish and well designed. The first thing you'll notice is its large footprint, it takes up quite a bit of real estate compared to other brand keyboards. Then you'll notice the "quick" buttons along the top which...
Pros: Absolutely none Cons: The key board is just plain un-natural
I am typing on this key board right now, and i hate it! The title on the box was "the Natural Key board". Well this is about the most un-natural thing i have ever used. Sorry Microsoft, try it again. I am a big game player, and you cant do...
Pros: No retraining needed, not too radical a design Cons: May not work well for all users
The Microsoft Natural keyboard is not something radical - it is simply taking radical designs and putting it in a package most people are familiar with (and can afford). A "compromise" if you like...
Pros: Good for your health. Cons: Big footprint; beware the compact edition.
Typing is a very tactile process for me, and, I suspect, for most touch typists. We become dependent on key placement being exactly the same from session to session. I hadn't realized just how sensitive our hands are until I read that the Gibson guitar...
I found the natural keyboard to be the best keyboard possible. Over the amount of time I spend typing (in documents, or just chatting on instant messenger), I found the natural keyboard to be VERY comfortable and a real good way to type with...
Pros: comfortable, 2 USB ports, hotkeys Cons: takes up more space on my desk
I got this keyboard last week and I have to say this is a definite improvement over the free keyboard that came with my computer. This is the first "Natural" (ergonomically curved) keyboard that I've used and it really didn't take very long to...
Pros: Excellent molded layout, comfortable design Cons: Pretty fragile for such a pricey keyboard
Maybe it's not fair to ask a keyboard to tolerate the usage level that ours are put through. We've been using computers since the days of the Commodore64, and our usage has only increased since then. With all this computing, you might imagine that we'd...
Pros: Ergonomic; USB ports; Special function keys Cons: Cost
While I was reluctant to spend so much money on a keyboard when there are others that cost less than half as much, I finally had the excuse to do so when I found that I needed a keyboard for an old PC that was to become a server. Needless to say, my...
Pros: Improved Hand and Wrist Support Cons: More Expensive than regular keyboards
I have been using a Microsoft Ergo (Natural) Keyboard for years now. In my humble opinion there is no other keyboard that is designed with such flexibility of typing movement and comfort.
As with all transitions between regular devices and...
Pros: Space saving, comfortable, great hotkeys Cons: takes some adjusting to get used to from the non-ergonomic users (but worth it)
Microsoft natural pro:
This is a very space saving keyboard for its class. The sides are economized and the top row of keys from the 'Esc' to the 'Pause break' are half height to save room. Even with all its hotkey buttons it was narrower than...
Pros: Comfortable, has hot keys for quick access to features, can plug two USB devices into the keyboard Cons: The backslash key seems to be in an unnatural place for me
The reason I originally purchased the Microsoft Natural Keyboard Pro is that I was intrigued by the “hot keys” on it that let you quickly access the Internet and other features of your computer with just a touch of a button. Already being a fan of a...
Pros: Great keys, USB hub nice extra, Additional buttons nice extra. Cons: USB hub only for low-amp devices, wrist rest not detachable.
I type a lot, and I am more or less a touch typist (sometimes I peek for the symbols), and I am a keyboard fanatic. The quality of a keyboard is extremely important to me, because it is my most used tool. It has to have the right responsiveness, the keys...
Pros: Arrow keys fixed, USB hub, hotkeys are handy Cons: Large footprint, have to plug USB plug directly into motherboard
For those of you who can't live without an ergonomic keyboard, the new Microsoft Natural Keyboard Pro is definitely a must have. The successor to the hugely popular Natural Keyboard Elite, the Pro has a ton of new features that make it a worthwhile...
Pros: Spacious key layout, great key feel, great palm rest. Cons: You may not get any improvement in typing speed.
I've owned a Microsoft Natural Keyboard Pro for 2 months, and I've used it very heavily since then. I have nothing but praise for the keyboard, and I recommend it very highly.
Simply put, it's the best keyboard for extended,...
Pros: Good feel, useful buttons Cons: Strange curved front that pushes wrist rest away
Okay, I've been skeptical of all these keyboards with all kinds of crazy shortcut buttons...and I work for a living, so the media controlling buttons do nothing for me...however I was sold on Microsoft's latest keyboard on key feel alone...and that...
It's just a keyboard right? That's what most might upon seeing the new Microsoft Natural Keyboard Pro. However, think of how much your keyboard is used. Almost everything u=you do on a computer requires a keyboard. And if you want the best, you'll get...
Pros: Great feel, easy access to Internet apps... Cons: ...some undersized keys
Microsoft finally got it right. I used to type on the original Microsoft Natural keyboard, and while it was far and away a better keyboard than a normal "straight" keyboard, the Microsoft Natural Pro is just as much of an advancement. ...
Pros: Durable, soft keys, nice looking Cons: a bit more expensive, using a 101 afterwards is awkward
I got this keyboard because I was building a new computer system and wanted to make everything the best. This keyboard is so great. The one I got was a USB compatible as well. There really isn't any reason why you shouldn't buy this.
Pros: better feeling on your hands Cons: trying to type on old rectangle keyboards
I started with the Microsoft natural keyboard 2 years ago and never looked back.
At first Microsoft has some problems with the keyboard. The letters on the keys would wear off after some use, about 4 months in my case I had no E,C,M or N. The...
Okay, I don't really have the Microsoft Natural Keyboard, but an off-brand, Micro Innovations. Sue me, they didn't have that brand listed. :-) That said, I really like my natural keyboard, it doesn't cramp my hands near as much as a regular keyboard...
Okay well this is the 3rd time I have tried to write this review! The two other times I went back to correct errors and the review got erased. So I'm just going to wing it!
If your looking for the best keyboard on the market the...
Pros: Excellent ergonomics, Convient USB ports Cons: Internet keys don't get much use.
The quick view, I really like it. A lot. Can't go wrong and worth the money. Ergonomics are really good and the keyboard has good features, such as USB connectors.
OK, now for the long form. My old Natural was showing its age. The space...
Pros: its great Cons: after this keyboard,you wont know how to use any others
Wow!!! This is such a great product. It's not bad for your wrists like all the other keyboards either. Discover a more natural hand position for comfortable computing. It's responsibly designed for maximum comfort, following extensive ergonomic and...
Pros: Very Durable, sturdy, easy touch Cons: Takes some getting used to
I bought this keyboard about 2 years back when I had fallen and I broke my fall with my hands.
Well I figured I needed something that was better than the yucky old keyboards that the computers come with. This was my choice.
It takes a little...
Pros: roominess of the keyboard Cons: takes time to adjust to
When a computer friend of mine bought me the Natural Keyboard I figured that I would not use it and throw it away after a day or so ...but not let him know so it wouldnt hurt his feelings. The first time I sat down at it I couldnt get comfortable on it...
The is the best keyboard I have ever use. I have a MS Natural keyboard and the decided to try the PRO. I was very pleased with the first natural keyboard. But then I got the PRO, WOW! what a difference. I couldn't believe that there could be that...
Pros: all the 1 touch buttons Cons: large footprint
I just got this keyboard this weekend, and am very much in love with it! the placement of everything, just like the name says, is natural. There are so many "1 touch" buttons, I hardly need my mouse at all anymore! There are buttons for the...
I got my new keyboard about 3 weeks ago when I fried my other one. The other keyboard was the original. When we went looking for a keyboard I wanted something that was easy to use and comfortable for my hands. Well I seen the IntelliType Pro and knew it...
Impressive!! This is the world's greatest keyboard. I'm convinced. I am on my second one already. The keys are split into two sections that slant downward on slight angles. Not only is this ergonomically favored but your fingers learn a habit I like...
I just purchased this keyboard and I must say, I definitely find it to be a much better keyboard than most others. The split down the middle puts your hands in the most comfortable position possible. I have to write long papers for my classes and this...
Pros: Good for the wrists, nice tribute to Salvador Dali Cons: The B key problem, VERY LARGE, I need a matching "broken" mouse
Hmm, A keyboard that looks like it was broken in half. What else can we break? Maybe Microsoft should consult with Beavis and Butt-Head to make a monitor that's split down the middle because it's more "natural" for the eyes to focus that way....
Pros: Very Comfortable Keyboard Cons: Takes some time to get used to it
I didn't get my keyboard because of it's ergonomic benefits, or anything like that. Actually, when I got this job that I'm at now, it was already at my desk. At first, it was so hard to get used to. I never felt like my hands were in the correct...
Pros: comfortable; flexible function buttons Cons: small function keys
I had an original Microsoft Natural Keyboard in black. Judge by the amount of works I need to typed, an ergonomic keyboard is a necessity. This original Natural was a great keyboard, and it even worked well with games, once you got used to the split...
Pros: comfortable, logical layout Cons: takes up a little more space than a regular keyboard
About two weeks into an internship at an online magazine this past
summer, my wrists began to ache every time I sat down to a computer. For the next several days I was in a panic as to how I was going to survive two months of slow and painful...
Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 The most comfortable ergonomic keyboard on the market! We just made a great deal for this Microsoft Natural ergonomic keyboard.
Microsoft Natural Ergo Keyboard 4000 This newest addition to the #1 best selling line of ergonomic keyboards makes day-to-day tasks easier with a more natural wrist alignment.
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