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

You have the option of taking Sculpt or Ergonomics 4000. The ideal number is 4000, but it is quite huge and wired. Sculpt is cordless, stunning, and incredibly tiny. With all of its perks. 5 stars because there are no other products on the market that are comparable to the ergonomics 4000. Ergonomics. My hands used to suffer, so I purchased an ergonomics 4000 for my workplace and this one for my home. Hands don't hurt. Wireless. It operates on AAA batteries, which I don't even know enough about to estimate how long they will last for residential use—probably around six months. You are able to examine the layout for yourself. If you don't fly airplanes in GTAV, you can completely get rid of the Num Lock block and your right shoulder will thank you for it. Alternatively, you can place a separate Num Lock block above the keyboard. The buttons, with the exception of the space bar, have a relatively low volume. The spacebar is its own button and is quite easy to press. Some mention that using the mouse might be annoying and uncomfortable. It takes a couple of days to get used to, but once you do, it is far more convenient than using a mouse, even though it is not comfortable at first. In addition to being comfortable to use for extended periods of time, the mouse has an ergonomic design. These are some downsides: The DPI of the mouse is quite low. Hardly critical unless you are a level 80 gamer. On the ergonomics 4000, a material similar to leatherette is used because it is durable, easy to clean, and long-lasting. Additionally, a material that absorbs everything, like foam rubber, is used. Case is easily marked due to its shiny surface; however, if you wipe it down once every so often, everything will be fine. You will grow used to the proximity of some of the buttons, but this is a trade-off that must be made in order to achieve the desired level of compactness.