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

It's been a little over two weeks since I started using it. When it came time to change the keyboard at work, I was using MS Curve, but at home I've been using Natural for about six years. When it came time to change the keyboard at home, I decided to take a new set. After using it for a week, I found that the base of the keyboard was very comfortable, despite the fact that the F-row was a source of discomfort. In general, I am pleased with the keyboard, despite the fact that the F-row was an annoyance. With all of its perks. - a comfortable angle of inclination of the keyboard that is less pronounced than in Natural, but when used in conjunction with a stand, the hands are able to lie in a position that is quite natural. - the hold on the mouse after using Intellimouse felt unusual at first, but after a week, it became second nature; now, the hand rests naturally on the mouse like a glove; - Appearance - just space. Having certain negative aspects - A number of the F-keys are created by sewing on a sleeve. The buttons on these keys are different from the rest of the keys in terms of the size of the keystroke and the fact that they are not divided into blocks. It is not feasible to tell the difference between F4 and F5 simply by touching the keyboard; you will need to look at the keys. - The Page Up, Page Down, Home, and End keys are positioned in an unusual place; you will need to get used to this. If you want to disable the function keys on your keyboard, you won't find an additional Fn button like most people do; instead, you'll find a hard switch way up in the upper right corner of the keyboard. This switch must also be toggled back to its original position in order to enable the function keys again. As a direct consequence of this, I never make use of this feature that the keyboard offers.