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

Without looking, I type. I use it for testing, writing docks, and slack in programming. Since 1998, I have been using such comfortable Microsoft keyboards. In my opinion, this is the poorest model. Due to the water (mineral) intrusion, the letter "I" started to sag. In the previous design, cappuccino (coffee) spilled on a few calculator keys, which became stuck for a week before being released. Because the legs do not extend to the table, the keyboard begins to hop if it moves slightly with its legs from the rug (4 mm thick). It was feasible to position the previous model 50% on the mat and 50% on the table and it would not leap since the prior model has them and they are somehow nicely located. I do not suggest it for programmers or testers; it is simply suitable for printing texts. Maybe you'll get used to it, but it took me more than six months to adjust. I had a particularly hard time getting used to the F1–F12 keys. The earlier approach, which I found to be helpful, grouped F1–F5 and F6–F12. I frequently utilize F5 in my work, and it was just right. But this new design is a trap for me! What for pressed these keys to the numbers and even altered the grouping? I threw this clave away, picked up the earlier version once more, and let out a breath. Everything is now set up! Dermantin won't rupture till after a year. It will be important to find a solution to this problem. If you want it to click louder, increase the volume by 30–40%. The firebox has this brand-new model.