💻 Enhanced Microsoft Ergonomic Desktop Review

A very comfortable keyboard and mouse, but prepare a place for the kit, I ate too much space, 2 usb connectors took up and something else gets confused in the wires constantly due to lack of space

It is very comfortable to type on the keyboard, hands do not get tired. The quality of materials, design, ergonomics, response - all without any complaints.

When connected to a computer, it offers to install special software, where you can configure a large number of keys and adjust the sharpness of the mouse. There is a separate button that opens a window for selecting emoji (´▽`ʃ♡ƪ) Has some pros Super comfortable keyboard, at first it was not customary to type, but I got used to it pretty quickly. What is only worth a soft pillow under the wrist! Some cons: Unfortunately, the mouse did not fit, it seems to be comfortable, but not for people with

The keyboard is good, but perhaps not everyone will be able to get used to it, and you will have to get used to many things, unfortunately. PS Return 4000 ergo, but this is for Microsoft, and they are unlikely to read it :) Pros below: New, working, almost comfortable keyboard. It was bought to replace the untimely deceased 4000 (several keys stopped working, and now it is unrealistic to find a film with tracks). But: Got cons: I don’t know for the sake of what, unlike the 4000th, although you

I have been using the original Microsoft Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 for many years both at home and at work. With proper chair and elbow brace setup, your wrists will be in the position of least stress and minimize the risk of injuries like carpal tunnel. I am appalled that the original good tried and tested keyboard is no longer being made and the few new keyboards that are left are on the market for 10x their original price at the time of writing! Obviously people are panicking that they can't…

Mouse is a good size but buttons are hard to press. I feel like I have to push hard to make it work. I'm also using 3 monitors and the mouse can't smoothly drag a window to the other monitor, it stops on the edge like it won't go through and I have to try a few times to make it work. The mouse is really the reason I ended up returning this item. The keyboard, on the other hand, is good. It comes with a rear riser. I hardly saw it because it's pretty much hidden in the box. The keys aren't hard,

This is probably the best price I've found in years. Different people like different things about keyboards. That's exactly what I like about it. 1) I quickly developed muscle memory with it and generally don't have to look at the keys too much. 2) The keys don't go very far. (I don't like keyboards with hard-pressed keys.) 3) Doesn't make much noise. It's not quiet and doesn't sound as good as an iMac keyboard and I wish it were a little quieter, but it's not bad at all and I wouldn't expect…

I've been using Microsoft's ergonomic keyboard for many years. It was prescribed to me at work after a severe flexor tendinitis. I adapted to it immediately, even with a split keyboard. After many years I finally decided to order a replacement. While I still like the keyboard's shape and how it adapts to my natural hand position, there have been a few changes. The number of keys available specifically for programming has changed, although you can program other keys. The audio/video control…

I like the full-size navigation keys and the feel of the padded palm rest. There are some special function keys that work correctly, as well as three programmable keys that I can assign the functions I want. There is a support under the wrists that makes it even more comfortable. It's slim, easy to use, and more comfortable than my previous Ergo keyboard. The mouse has a hard plastic or metal wheel that works smoothly and is comfortable for your thumb. I switched from my latest Bluetooth…

And so - then Ergonomic it is Ergonomic. Natural arrangement of the hands, blind typing. The neophyte will have to suffer for a week, but after that only Ergonomic. It's bad that only Microsoft continues to make normal classic ergonomic keyboards in the budget segment for decades. It is unlikely that the lack of competition has a positive effect on consumer qualities.