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Review on Keyboard Microsoft Ergonomic for Business black, English by Micha Dziubiski ᠌

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Just super, the product is made wonderfully, very satisfied.

The packaging for the Business edition, which is brown cardboard without a picture and costs slightly less, is not terrible. The development of the model, on the whole, is a successful endeavor. There are very few other options available. Price, split design, and wrist support are essential components for touch typing. If there is nowhere on the table for you to put your hands, you will need to use a stand with a negative tilt. Although I did not use it, the assistance is quite lovely to have. Although there aren't any legs in the back, the hand positions they suggest aren't really natural. For my perspective, keyboards that already have everything configured tend to have a less appealing appearance and are less expensive.

Pros
  • After using the Natural Ergonomic 4000 for a number of years, the buttons eventually fell off, and the wrist pad developed some peeling. + The overall design has improved significantly. It has a more authoritative appearance because the old-fashioned silver inserts have been removed. + It has fewer extra buttons, but the calculator and the volume control are still present. + The keyboard appears to be lighter and a little more compact. + The calculator and the volume control are still present. The sound is getting better all the time. It is traditional to take pleasure in the mechanics, but I don't see any reason why you shouldn't also appreciate the membranes. Since reaching 4000, pressing has become an even more enjoyable experience. Despite this, it would appear that somewhere else. The printing looks great. The material of the pillow is a little dirty, but it is a joy to wash and massage it. + Playing is also not a problem. + The pillow material is a little dusty. + The NumLock and other little LEDs offer a good and comfortable experience overall.
Cons
  • The volume buttons can be found amid the other buttons, and there are no tactile indications on the buttons themselves. You have to gaze at the keyboard in order to press any of the buttons. This issue does not occur when pressing the calculator button. - Since the key for accessing the context menu was shifted to the left, I now find that I am pressing it instead of the Windows key, both singly and in combinations. - Ilya Birman's layout for symbols does not need the usage of the Office key; but, when I initially tried to use it, my finger accidentally landed on it rather than the right Alt key. There is not a single configuration setting for it within the software. I followed the advice and entered the registry, where I disabled the button. − PrtScr was between F12 and double Delete. I was able to train my brain to ignore it.