So I’ve used this for a little over 2 shifts of work,and so far it’s been pretty frustrating. Keyboard itself feels nice,hand placement is pretty comfortable,and it syncs up quickly with your computer to start. The major problem so far has been key accuracy. I’m not sure if I need to type more firmly or if this thing is whacked. Even though the keys feel fine to the touch,I’m having constant errors due to button presses not registering accurately. The keys seem to be especially iffy in the…

Pretty happy with this purchase.Keys are quite. I like the travel distance - I almost always know if I've pressed the key or not.Takes a little bit of getting used to, but that's mostly due to my bad typing habits of using the wrong finger for a few keys. A little bit of touch typing fixes most issues.The long front rest works well, though it is quite large.I did miss my 10-key so I bought a separate one.

I tried many ergonomic keyboards. This was my favorite in terms of design and comfort. Unfortunately, the space bar key makes a loud clicking noise that is very annoying. The other keys seem to work fine. I hope that the manufacturer solves this problem. The design, size, and shape are all perfect. It is far superior to other keyboards, including Kinesis brands that are $200 to $300. I also like it better than the MS Sculpt.I cannot keep it, though, because of the space bar clicking. I might…

Aside from the indicator lights not working--terrible instructions--they don't tell you where to find the BT antenna. Carnot find how to use spell check. Returning.

It took me a little while to get used to the layout but I like it. I think the keys could be a little more sensitive; I have to press them much harder to type. I like the wrist support, though it does make the keyboard very wide, which might be a drawback for some.

This keyboard is little small it’s keys are kind of cramped together.The Delete key is not next to Backspace key but above next to the F12 key.Disappointed it should have been little broader not so ergonomic as expected.Ripoff 😤

So comfortable to type on for 8 hours a day. Fits under the cat shelf that i used to protect keyboard from unwanted feline "helping"

I purchased this same type of keyboard previously because I was having trouble with strain in my wrists and love it. The only problem was it had a number pad that couldn't be removed so the reach to the right for the mouse was a little more than comfortable.As soon as I saw they had come out with one without the number pad I snapped it up.Only a couple minor quibbles. I personally think the Home and Delete keys should be switched because I use the delete 10x more than home. I just used a free…

Nice width for smaller desk but keyboard was quite thick and bulky. Key strokes were not very soft and apparently this is something to look for when getting an ergonomic keyboard.

I was really excited to get this as my first wireless keyboard. I thought the keys failing to deliver a character when pressed would improve over time as I used it more but has not been the case and it slows down my typing speed and work productivity because I constantly have to go back and make corrections, adding in the character that did not respond when the key was pressed. I haven't had a chance to stop and see if it's the same character or if it varies because of workload. But if I could…