2.4G Wireless Ergonomic Split Keyboard with Pillowed Wrist Rest, USB Computer Arched Keyboard Design for Natural Typing, Split Keyboard Compatible for Windows/Mac, US English Layout

For the over 30 years, I punch my keyboard daily more than the steps I walk. An ergonomic keyboard is a must for my wrist sake. Served me over 15 years, my current MS wireless natural keyboard is approaching to its end of life. So I got this Nulea ergonomic wireless for its replacement.It arrived in nice package, and set up is simply PnP. A mini USB wireless transmitter keeps your desk space nice and neat. While my tower PC is under my desk, the transmitter works well with the distance. Well engineered keys make the stoke soft and bouncing. My fastest typing speed is about 80 char/min. I can easily reach that speed on this keyboard too. The pillowed wrist rest is soft while firmly supports hands in a natural position - it is as good as the MS keyboard. One good thing is this keyboard has a power switch button. I am impressed that this keyboard only needs 1 AA battery. I have not run long enough to see how long the single batter can last, but I guess able to turn off the keyboard will help a lot. It could be better if the power switch is on the side not bottom of the keyboard.Overall I am very happy with this product.

I realized after changing careers into IT that a straight keyboard would no longer work, my wrist was killing me. I tried looking for a fun colorful backlit ergonomic keyboard, but those don't seem to exist. You either get fun or comfort, but not both. Well, settling on comfort went with this one because I like this style of keys. So far it's been pretty great, and my wrist thanked me immediately, no more pain. Almost a year and a half of use and the keys are holding up pretty well, so far none of the letters are fading or rubbing off, and I don't even remember if I've had to replace the batteries yet (if I have it's only been once). The cut/copy/paste buttons in the center are a great addition, I use them all the time. The caps lock/num lock indicator lights only come on when you're actually using the keys so they don't kill the batteries. Overall very happy with this keyboard.

I love the soft sound of this keyboard and the comfort. But! I have only had it for a little over a month and the letters are wearing off. Keep in mind I work from home full time and type all day but still…

Instead of going through the rigamarole of IT, I bought this bluetooth, ergonomic keyboard myself to use at work. I have had a wired ergonomic keyboard for about 5 years but the pleather on the wrist rests has been coming off. Because my company's new keyboard they are giving out are different and not as ergonomic, I decided to try this one. It was closest to my M!c0s0ft keyboard that I had grown accustomed too. I have had it since the December 14ish and can say I really like it! I went with the bluetooth because I tend to eat lunch at my desk often, and being able to move my keyboard away from my crumbs, was for the best. So I'm definitely tickled with purchase and hope it lasts as long as my former keyboard did =)

No to impressed with the quality right now, 1 st day I set the key board up one of the legs broke off! my $20 key boards still have all their legs!!! what the hay??? the lay out of the board is comfy, but you really have to push the keys down on this one, it would have been nice to have a matching mouse running off the same usb gig, my cordless mouse goes hay wire with this key board plugged in, so I have to use a plug in mouse.I also like the wrist rest, it's a nice design over all, I got it for work not gaming, i work 12 hrs a day.

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I had this delivered to me straight at work, I literally just opened the box at work and started using it. I love how much quieter it is than my previous keyboard. It is comfortable and slimmer too. I LOVE the copy/paste buttons it makes such a difference. I am such an ergonomic fan this keyboard is perfect for what i need.

I've been installing the Microsoft Ergo 4000 on a hundred desktop or so, and have used them myself since the '90's I was looking for a wireless alternative when this struck my interest (And maybe buy 100 more for my agency).........but.......Typing accuracy takes a big hit as the keys tend to lack decent tactile feedback, and many letters go missing. This forces you to rely heavily on spell checker. The lack of a full space-bar is a real issue considering your thumbs have never been restricted to such a small area before.It is a nice board if they could fix the feel, and upgrade to a full sized space-bar. But as it is, I can't roll out this keyboard without making my users very angry at me, so the hunt goes on....