Review on Elevate Your Comfort with the Microsoft 💻 Sculpt Ergonomic Wireless Desktop Keyboard and Mouse L5V-00001 by Mega ᠌

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 and pleasant. After a few weeks, the hands get used to it and the regular keyboard no longer feels as comfortable as before. Its cons: The model's phenomenal jamb is the size of the "Y", "H" and "N" keys, which is why all the keys under the right little finger are shifted compared to their usual position. When working with text, this is probably not so scary and critical, but for programmers it is a nightmare. ated: It turned out that this is not the real nightmare for programmers. As far as the arrangement of ordinary (alphabetic) keys is convenient for writing, the absence of a border on the right is just as inconvenient in order to quickly navigate with special characters under the right little finger. All IT people will understand what it is about, because the characters "[ ] ' " \ | /" is our everything. The inability to work with them blindly multiplies by zero all the benefits of ergonomics.