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Bought a new one because the old one had problems with sticky keys. This one too! Seems to be an issue with the product type. I won't buy another one!

I love this keyboard so much that I have bought it several times for different offices and home. It's smooth, not noisy, and ergonomic. I even considered buying an extra just in case.

I received this keyboard exactly 4 months ago and the lettering of the most common key letters is already worn out. This keyboard replaced the previous similar model that served me well for several years. There is simply no excuse for the inscription to wear out so quickly. The keyboard is almost never used.

The function keys below the palm rest took some getting used to, but after a few days I'm very happy with it. It also didn't cause any other problems like my previous keyboards would skip letters. I plugged the USB receiver into the front of the computer instead of the back and had no problems.

I like the keyboard for convenience. It took me a few days to get used to the shape, but since using this keyboard I've had fewer wrist issues. The main problem with this keyboard is the delayed response time. Every time I select a new window or start typing, I have to repeat the first keystroke because the initial keystroke isn't transmitted to the computer. If it wasn't for this hassle I would have given this product five stars. However, that's how Microsoft is.

Standard success for Microsoft. Simple keyboard with ergonomic design. Works really great on my Windows 10 PC. No setup required. Just plugged in and works great. Good key feel and excellent response. Not a big fan of the mouse as sensitivity is disabled. Even with careful experimentation with the settings, I can't get the mouse to respond the way I like. Works fine, but autoscroll clicks all the time and often it just won't scroll the wheel. I've spent a lot of time setting up this feature but

My company sent me to the home office so early in the pandemic. It took me a while to get used to the big Ctrl, Shift, and Alt keys, so I kept hitting Ctrl-X instead of Ctrl-C, but other than that mishap, the keyboard isn't bad. The mouse is what doesn't suit me. I actually put it aside in favor of an older, smaller Logitech laptop mouse (also AA wireless powered) because even that was more comfortable than that. Ever since my kids started school they took Logitech and I'm stuck on this sculpt…

My wife had this wireless computer at work and she said she wanted one for her home. We received it and it worked fine for a month. We then wanted to transfer it to another laptop so I removed the key to put it on another computer and it just broke in the USB port. Part of it came out, the other part stayed in the USB port. I don't know how to remove it. The keyboard and mouse are of better quality on their own, but the button protrudes a bit too much compared to the others. I suspect she could