I have been using for 5-6 years. All in all, I'll probably buy one. I will continue to eat this cactus. Strongly accustomed to ergonomics. Although there are a lot of shortcomings. Its pros: Very handy for touch typing. The best for me in terms of ergonomics. There is a stand to change the height. Quiet key sound. Compartment for batteries on a magnetic cover. Separate numpad. Some cons: - It takes longer to get used to the mouse than to the keyboard. Although after you get used to it, it…

I have long wanted to change my old ergonomic Microsoft 4000 keyboard to a wireless version. She took up too much space on the table. Yes, I wanted to get rid of the wire. Whoever switches from the old 4000 model to the new one will not experience any difficulties, I got used to it in just half an hour of typing in a blind way. Got pros: Ergonomics is excellent: separate fields for the keys, soft and quiet key travel, small dimensions. Comfortable wrist rest. Has cons: The F1-F12 keys are a…

The mouse may not be suitable for everyone. I have large hands and I feel comfortable using it, but I know a lot of people who find it uncomfortable, big and heavy. The keyboard is not well suited for those who do not use blind typing. In general, if, like me, there is a separate computer, then I recommend purchasing the kit. If several people use the computer, then you need to think carefully before purchasing.

I have been using it for 2 years, the keyboard is very comfortable, my wrists have stopped hurting (compared to conventional mice and keyboards), the mouse is non-standard and uncomfortable at first, but then you realize that this design is convenient. you get used to it very much, you can usually print on it later, but you don’t feel like it at all Compact size, fits perfectly in a backpack

Choose between sculpt and ergonomics 4000. 4000 is ideal, but wired and large. Sculpt is wireless, beautiful and compact. With its pros. 5 stars because there are no analogues other than ergonomics 4000. Ergonomics. Before, my hands hurt, I bought ergonomics 4000 for work, this one for home. Hands don't hurt. Wireless. It runs on AAA batteries, which I don’t even know enough for home use, probably for half a year. You can see the design for yourself. A separate Num Lock block can be placed…

There is something to compare, at least with the Microsoft Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 (and older Ergonomic models), Microsoft Arc Keyboard and mice from Logitech. I will describe a number of fatal problems briefly (who knows, maybe the developers are reading). If you need a kit for Internet access - it will do, but for more intensive work - it is not suitable. I touch type a lot, work in Excel and Word. I bribed Numpad, which can be placed to the left of the keyboard, so then the functionality of

the mouse is normal, but it didn’t cause much emotion despite its unusual shape. The hand lay on it normally, it is convenient to use. Just a mouse, I just use it. With its pros. - ergonomic shape. It is convenient to work on it, I had to buy myself such a keyboard at home when it appeared at work, because the sensations were not the same, There was a scissor from a4tech - the ability to achieve a reverse tilt due to the stand. It helps me to remove the bend of the wrist, from which the vessels

I have had this kit for over 4 years, I don’t use a mouse, but I am completely satisfied with the keyboard: it prints quietly, a very comfortable palm rest, it has been serving for a decent period of time. I am overall very satisfied. Some pros: Comfortable, quiet, magnetic covers for battery compartments (on the main keyboard and mouse), all the inscriptions have not even faded in more than 4 years. Has cons: Taking it apart to clean it is impossible. On the numpad, the cover is attached to a…

I buy a second one. The first lived for more than five years, died from the gulf of tea (more than ten times). Very strong. I dismantled the dead for about ten minutes. Inside is a solid metal base. Pros: Design and convenience. Small size. The ability to remove the digital block and forget about it. The cutout in the center makes it easy to carry. I can no longer work on other claves like "brick". Many scold for a glossy surface, but on the contrary, I like it. With its cons. Non-repairable…

There are no complaints about the keyboard. I rarely use the F keys in my work, but to add / turn down the sound, etc., where it is necessary to fix the pressing - the stroke of these keys is just more convenient. Different pros: Finally a replacement for the 4000 series. More modern design, slim, comfortable. Digital block adapted for ultrabook :) Got cons: Monster mouse. What this freak does, complete with a keyboard that is pleasant in all respects, is incomprehensible. This piece has . a…

I see no reason to complain about the fn-function keys switch, if you add another row, the form factor is not the same, and you are unlikely to hit them blindly. Has some pros Comfortable keyboard, I don’t know if it’s a plus or a minus, but now it’s uncomfortable to type on a regular keyboard, there are a lot of reconfigurable keys Cons below: A few months later, the space bar began to creak, the fabric at hand got a little dirty, it’s a pity that not all function keys can be reconfigured (I…

In general, I would like better materials so that the left mouse button works as it should. Apparently, a manufacturing defect and its percentage is large. The keyboard was taken for 3400 with a mouse before the price increase in the 14th year. Now costs about 5000-6000. But, unfortunately, there are not many alternatives on the market right now. The design itself is comfortable. I'll be looking into the Microsoft Surface Ergonomic Keyboard as a keyboard replacement. And instead of a mouse…

I liked it, but I may change. A bug that you will never notice even after testing in the store - annoying SQL developers around the world. Different pros: - compartments for a battery on magnets, as if they were doing it for people, honestly - beautiful and futuristic - comfortable - wireless - ergonomic Some cons: - the quality of the wrist band leaves much to be desired - the button on the mouse sunk a little after a month of 3 clicks (noticeable only against the background of another key and

In general, Claudia is a must-have. Very comfortable. With its pros. Klava Pts cool, even in spite of all the shoals it is very comfortable. The keys are big and easy to hit. Very cool magnetic stand. At first it confused me and seemed unusual, but I used it and now without a stand it’s not an option at all)) I take it off and the keyboard seems very low. And so I put my wrists and they don’t strain at all The mouse is just fire. The biggest plus is that the arm lies at an angle - more…

This is the best kit ever! Trust the programmer. The keyboard teaches, forces and teaches to type correctly. Freedom. Speed. No lags, blackouts, etc. Some pros: Ergonomics, low key travel, layout (with long shifts, proper Enter, normal backspace - burn in Logitech hell!). Excellent shape of the buttons, the hands lie on a soft stand, you can not think about carpal tunnel syndrome. Mouse _ergonomic_ at 100%! At first, everyone who sees them makes their eyes round, almost like a mouse, but then…

the previous one lived for about 5 years, had to be replaced with a new one. the pillow under my arms became terrible, all worn out, but not torn from use for 8-10 hours a day. Very satisfied with its compactness in combination with the anatomical shape. I really don’t like the impossibility of replacing the mouse in the kit, I would look at other manufacturers, but, alas, there is no choice .

For me, the keyboard is one of the key tools, the main means of production. Therefore, I attach great importance to her. In general, despite the fact that Microsoft gave birth to this masterpiece for a very long time, the product turned out to be so-so. A lot of unfinished or was eventually reduced in price. Definitely I will not buy a second such set and I will recommend this set to my friends too. I have been touch typing for a long time, and have used similar keyboards before. In general…

The wrist rest has a rather sharp back edge, so when I use the wrist rest, the edge of the wrist rest cuts into the base of the palm. But this, I think, is individual. It is a pity that in this model it is no longer possible to assign half a space to backspace. With its pros. My hands are very happy with the acquisition, so I achieved my goal - reduced the load on my wrists. In addition, there was a reason to practice the honest ten-finger method, because on this keyboard you can no longer…

People from other reviews, whose bottom of the mouse falls off all the time . :) Try the lid on the other side, I suffered all day, cursed, disgraced myself in front of my colleagues who gave me this set for DR (money, well, I added a little more), the bottom falls out and that's it, from the most innocent movements. It turned out that I put it on the wrong side, but on magnets - I didn’t notice the mistake right away, and it’s symmetrical, and you can insert it like that! After I inserted it…

If you switch from a regular rectangular keyboard, this model will most likely cause nothing but irritation. The problem with the keys described above + a very unusual arrangement of arrows and other "service" keys. Different pros: Convenient "pillow" under hands and even more convenient removable support. I really liked that neither on the keyboard nor on the mouse there are snap-on elements and covers - everything is on magnets. The keys are pleasant to the touch. Normal typing is comfortable