Ergonomic Keyboard for Business - Wired - Black

I love the softness of the keys and the angle of the keyboard. My job requires a lot of computer work as well as manipulation with my hands and arms so I bought this keyboard to help alleviate the stress on my wrists and hands. So far so good! I have been using a keyboard like this for almost a year now and I really like the way that it feels and looks, and I like having a talking point with my coworkers as well.

Love this keyboard! Sad that it seems to have been discontinued.

Most of the people in our office use an ergonomic keyboard, and Microsoft makes the best one. While most prefer to use the wireless keyboard, the wired one works just fine as well. Great choice!

They moved the keys around form the Ergonomic keyboard I've got engrained muscle memory with, ever so slightly and it's so obnoxious. Way too over priced as well. I honestly feel like this isn't even an actual Microsoft Keyboard, like some bootleg version tbh.

I'm very hard on my keyboards and usually wear off the letters. Once the keys are hard to push, then I have to search for a new one. The other MS I had was $300!!! yikes a lot, I thought. This one has less buttons, but the typing is very smooth. Love it.

Well, my new "Microsoft" Ergonomic Keyboard for Business (Wired) is a joke. It comes with a plastic bar that attaches to the bottom of the keyboard and lifts the FRONT of the keyboard. That's right, the FRONT. What a clown show. You'll notice in the photos that they never show you a photo of the keyboard with the riser attached. Why? Because it's moronic! If you clip on the riser, the FRONT of the keyboard get HIGHER and the back of the keyboard drops away making the back keys impossible to reach without hitting other keys. You can't make this up. My older Microsoft Ergonomic keyboard had flip-down feet that raised the BACK of the keyboard. Intelligent! This newer "Microsoft" Ergonomic Keyboard has an bar-attachment the raises the FRONT of the keyboard. Stupid! By the way... nothing, and I mean NOTHING, on the keyboard, the packaging, or the picture-book instruction manual says it's a Microsoft product. Naturally, I'll be sending this keyboard back.

This has been a standard in our family for many years. Comfortable, familiar, reasonably rugged, and dependable.

I really like this keyboard, but not being able to pop feet out along the top edge bugged me. I had to go by some rubber feet to add to it so that I could give it the slope I wanted like the old ones used to have. I dont like the front adapter some of these had but loved the back little feet you could drop on the old ones. The other thing that caught me a little surprise was the placement of the del key next to the backspace key. It catches me off-guard every so often. Otherwise its a great keyboard.

Not good quality vs Microsoft scult and the price is crazy just found it for fraction of price elsewhere