🖥️ Black USB Wired Ergonomic Keyboard and Mouse Combo - Microsoft Comfort Curve Desktop 3000 for Business (7ZJ-00018) Review

I really wanted a good ergonomic keyboard and mouse configuration as I've been working from home so much lately. I actually found the ergonomic form factor nice and comfortable, but got two wrong orders in a row, which has never happened to me when buying electronics. On my first order, the keyboard and mouse seemed to work fine except for the scroll wheel. Mouse only scrolls in one direction. I researched the issue fairly thoroughly and after a few troubleshooting steps decided it wasn't worth

I think this keyboard falls somewhere between the original Microsoft Natural and the curved keyboard. After a week of use, I'm still not a fan. It has a hump in the middle, but it's less pronounced than the split keyboards I've used. It's also curved. Trying to be both is not enough in my opinion. I find the reach of the middle buttons strange. The middle keys feel closer together than on any other keyboard I've used. I don't like the ergonomics. I'm very glad it has lock ads, but they're…

I needed an ergonomic keyboard, but wanted to try something different. This is different and not for the better. As for people who deny the need for an ergonomic keyboard. It's a sleek but utterly useless design. There is nothing ergonomic about this keyboard. So much so that it's the first ergonomic keyboard that hurts to use. I could hardly use it for a week because my wrists hurt.

Form factor nearly identical to the "legendary" Microsoft Laser Desktop 600 keyboards. Spacing between the main keyboard and the navigation keys is slightly closer, but this is partly due to the larger bottom-right Ctrl key. Because it's curved to the right of the navigation keys and where the numeric keypad is, this results in a slightly smaller gap between the numeric keypad and the navigation keys. However, it is almost negligible and has not given me any problems so far. I practice…

I like the shape and design of this keyboard. I've been using it for many years and just bought a new one less than 6 months ago because all the button labels are worn out. Well, again, I've had this for less than 6 months and the lettering for the H, I, and O buttons are already worn out. It's just terrible for a $50 wired keyboard. There aren't many ergonomic options on the market anymore, but it's bugging me so much that I'll look to other companies to see if there's anyone more competent…

I don't know what "transparency" means, so I gave it a neutral rating. Ergonomics and thickness are ok. The function is fine. It's okay to type letters, but the arrow keys and numbers are too close to the letter and each other; It would be nice if they were more common. The keyboard needs legs on the back to lift it up. It has non-slip areas on the bottom of the keyboard to keep it from sliding, although I had to put a thin book underneath to tilt the keyboard a bit. The keyboard was packaged…

This keyboard does not support the key combination E + D + Left Shift. If you are a gamer and prefer EDSF for your movement keys (with left shift for running/crouching/etc) then this keyboard is not for you. I noticed this while playing The Witcher 3 and then confirmed it with my own DirectInput program, which shows which keys register when held together. E + F work together, but with Left Shift you can only get Left Shift + E or Left Shift + F, not all three. For WASD I was able to get all 5…

It's more comfortable than the cheap keyboard I used after my split ergonomic Microsoft keyboard died when my kids spilled water on it. However, it is not 100% natural. I seem to have hit some keys off-center. Also, it doesn't lean forward like my old Microsoft ergonomic keyboard. This incline helped stretch my wrists and release tension. Because it's closer to a standard keyboard shape than a split keyboard, I find it easier to use my laptop's keyboard than before when I was used to a split…

I believe the main criterion for satisfaction with a keyboard, like a mouse, is personal preference. While one reviewer may find this product objectionable, others may find it indispensable. I have no objection to any of the opinions. I particularly like the layout and size of the keys and the feel of this keyboard. So much so that I have the same thing on both of my desktops and will probably soon be ordering one or more as backups in case they are no longer available as a new product from…