Microsoft Natural Pro (B61-00002) Keyboard

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: Feature Packed, Integrated USB hub, comfortable feel, good price
Cons: Creaky wrist rest

The Microsoft Natural Keyboard is a feature packed keyboard. It is also rather comfortable. I find that it meets most of my needs.

There are 2 unpowered USB ports on the back of the keyboard which can come in handy for conveniently connecting...

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.


Why some...

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...

Pros: comfortable, affordable, cool looking
Cons: NONE....well it doesnt come with a little cape and were its underware over its pants

At last! A keyboard that you can type on for hours and hours and hours that won't hurt your wrists.

With it's unique design and cool look, this is defiantly the keyboard of the future.

I got mine because I saw it in the movie...

Pros: to many to list
Cons: a little expensive

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...

Pros: Enhances Internet use
Cons: none

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...