Review on Elevate Your Comfort with the Microsoft 💻 Sculpt Ergonomic Wireless Desktop Keyboard and Mouse L5V-00001 by Ewa Bean ᠌

There does not appear to be an alternative to this keyboard. Only if any sort of custom collects are done. The arm position provides a lot of ease of use. Some pros: Aesthetics and convenience of usage are both top-notch features for individuals who own touch typing. I decided to become proficient in blind typing so that I could afford to get a clave. The size is highly accommodating, and one can reach all of the control keys from the working position with their little finger. Contains negatives such as The most significant drawback is that after pressing a key, the keyboard continues to send a signal of the key pressed until you click on some other key. As a result, you get a duplication of characters or even an entire line of duplicates when printing, depending on how you think about it. Although this issue does not arise very frequently, it does occur. Almost half a year later, it began. You won't obtain a warranty because this kind of thing happens approximately once a week. Poor in its operation. I have replaced the batteries. A few nitpicks: the palm rest can be quickly removed, but it is not entirely clear how to clean or replace it. This is one of the things that can be considered somewhat annoying. In one's imagination, it ought to be capable of being removed in some way and replaced in another. After a few months of use, it loses its attractive appearance. The package comes with a mouse and a digital unit, neither of which I require, but I had to pay extra for them. The scroll wheel on a Logitech mouse is easy for me to operate, but I'm having trouble getting used to the way it works on this mouse. If it were up to me, I'd give this to the kids, but it doesn't work that way because the receiver is shared with the clave.