X9 Performance X9RFERGOKEY Review

Big fan of ergo. Having used the original MS Natural Beige and many MS Nat 4k and tested Logi and other brands (current daily is C989M) I can tell you that for some users the idea of tilting their hands at the wrist is a godsend . Many report faster typing after getting used to it. For X9 Performance Ergonomic wireless KB and wrist pad. Your spring sensitivity can be tested... and not positive. First, the keyboard case is matte black and resistant to oily fingerprints. Like it a lot. The keys…

Good keyboard for everyday use. Ergonomic design prevents daily muscle fatigue. It was very helpful for me who suffers from back pain. Be aware it's really big so make sure you have space.

Even if you get used to it, the keys feel bad. I couldn't get past the unusual arrangement of the cursor keys and I don't like the split space bar.

I like these split keyboards. I like that it's wireless. I really like that it's rechargeable. I LOVE where the USB-C charging port is located. When the battery runs out, I can plug it in and keep working. The port just makes sense. I don't like the tilt of the keys. They've raised the mid a lot, and it's weird.

Started using a week ago. A small adjustment after so many years of using a regular keyboard. But I'd say about a quarter of the letters are already fading. This is very bad. I've had keyboards without faded letters for years. I would not recommend this keyboard.

I chose this keyboard because it is very similar in layout and size to my favorite Microsoft Natural 4000 wired keyboard. It is very similar in size and layout except for the space bar. I don't mind the Microsoft Scuplt Wireless Keyboard's shared space, but the X9 isn't just shared space. The spacebar has dead space in the middle and the spacebar keys are angled outwards. The number of times I've encountered dead plastic is enough to drive even the casual machinist insane. While the rest of the

Easy to set up and use. I charged for an hour, plugged the adapter into the computer and turned it on. My wrists don't hurt but it's a bit noisy because my nails are longer.