Review on 💻 Enhance Comfort and Efficiency with the Goldtouch GTN-0099 V2 Ergonomic Keyboard - PC Only (USB & PS2) Black by April Jones

I've been using ergonomic keyboards for ten years. Used Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic (horrible build quality, killed two in a few years), Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 ($20 cheap, used but with wobbly keys and number pad) and non-ergonomic Das keyboard with mechanical key switches just to see the advantages of this approach. Feel (seriously, mechanical key switches are totally unnecessary for comfortable typing), stepless customization, and all for a great price - $50 less than its main competitor, the Kinesys Freestyle2, which looks and feels cheap compared to a tent sold separately feels cheap. set to. I would absolutely recommend this keyboard to anyone who cares at all about their ergonomic setup. The only complaints I have are the odd decision to sell Mac compatibility as a dedicated keyboard feature (seems odd in 2020 when cross-platform support is expected by default, especially for something as simple as a keyboard) and that the width and Compactness of the keyboard means that the greater the angle you tilt it, the higher your hands should go. The main downside to this last point is that in this case your mouse is quite low in comparison, so there's really only a very limited range in which both mouse and keyboard can be used with straight wrists. I solved this problem by lifting the mouse pad with a book underneath. All in all an amazing keyboard that I will be using for a long time into the future.