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I bought this keyboard as an experiment. It worked out. Easier on the hands, a little hard to get used to but once you do, it works great.
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Unless the quality of the contact points for the m and i keys is just abysmal, I have to stab both hard to get them to work, even with the keyboard new. :(

Add to that the keyboard wasn't in a MICROSOFT box, but in an aftermarket one...
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I don't like how the rocker switch in the middle of the unit does not work with Linux. It seems that this feature requires the use of proprietary s/w in order to take advantage of. Otherwise, I am impressed with the quality, the feel and the reduce
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Computer keyboards are like mattresses--you don't know how crappy yours is until you try a good one. If you don't have an aversion to split keyboards, the Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 can help you keep RSI therapy off your list of things
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I got this to pretty much try something new, the pictures don't really do the actual product any justice. It looks way different in front of you and I didn't like it at first, once I started using it (two days now), I have really started to love it,
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This is an extremely comfortable keyboard with lots of great features. Unfortunately, it uses Logitech's notoriously buggy drivers. All Logitech keyboards, mouses, and such use Logitech SetPoint. If you buy a Logitech product and SetPoint installs...
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This keyboard lacks a Scroll Lock key that most KVM switches require in order to use the hotkey feature. Also, Logitech states there is a known issue with the software needed to configure various keys on the keyboard and the fix they offer did not w
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While wireless keyboards are very popular for reducing desktop clutter there are still good reasons to buy a wired keyboard. For a start, there are no batteries to run out at inconvenient times and no chance of interference from other devices. The L
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Pros: good Cons: good goooood, i like this
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Microsoft has some very real quality control issues with this keyboard. It's an absolutely fantastic design until a key or two just dies on you one day. The first one I got, had to beat the "n" key merilessly to get an "n" to show up. Finally suck
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I own two of these keyboards, one for home and one for the office. While the relief they provide to the hands and wrists will be instantaneously apparent to any new user, they will also be instantly aware of the lack of anything approaching a refined
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When it comes to ergonomic input devices, Microsoft has always been a reliable manufacturer. That's why the Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 has to live up to a lot of hype. Luckily, this curvaceous and comfortable keyboard has no problem holding its
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I love to use this keyboard. This is the 3rd one that I have purchase.
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I have a very old microsoft natural keyboard - it was getting quite dirty and discoloured so I finally decided to buy a new one - which is absolute rubbish compared with the old one. The keyboard is much smaller (and as a result less ergonomic) -...
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My wife really loves this keyboard and didn't have any problem adjusting to it. However I have used a normal keyboard all my life including every day at work and I found this keyboard really frustrating and could never really get used to it.
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The contoured split keyboard is the only way to go. With the wrist support and front legs extended, two -handed typing is very comfortable, and I think aids in correkt typing. The numerical keyboard is a must for me; along with the specialized keys,
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I bought this keyboard because of the split design (better wrist angle), but the keys feel loose and a bit sluggish. They also have a surprising amount of resistance so that my hands get tired after a very short time and the space bar tends to...
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I had purchased this to replace the older version (Cordless Desktop Pro) of Ergo board from Logitech that I ABSOLUTELY LOVED but my wife had spilled water on and killed. I don't know why they changed the key feel but like some others have said it...
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Everyone at our office loves these keyboards. They are the best ergonomic keyboards we've used. Easy keystrokes and built in wrist pad. Highly recommended.
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The item was not arriving after 3 weeks. Contacted the seller asking what was happening with it and received a refund without further contact.
This seemed to be a bargain(that is to say 5 for the price of 1) and is indeed too good to be true...
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Keyboard takes getting used to. If you hop to other machines with a regular keyboard, you need to adjust back to using a regular keyboard.

I believe it has minimized the pain that was starting in my wrist (reason for trying...
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This was and easy to setup and use wireless keyboard and mouse. Heck the combo was cheaper than a wireless mouse purchased seperatly. Both keyboard and mouse only use a total of 4 AA batteries. The installation did install two strange services, but I
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One of the side mouse buttons performs the same function as the "back" arrow for going back to a previous page. The problem is the location of this button and its sensitivity. It is very difficult not to occaisionally touch that button with your th
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These keyboards take a little time, not much though, to get the feel, but once you're comfortable with it, you'll never go back to the old style. Your typing speed goes up dramatically even if you're not a real great typist. After you have used...
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I love this keyboard and have been only using this keyboard since at least 2001. It is sturdy and doesn't have extra features, it isn't wireless, and it is a bit of a quirky key layout that bothers some people (the arrow keys are smaller than on...
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Pros: Natural curves Cons: Arrow keys For long periods of typing, this is the most comfortable keyboard I have used. The curve keeps my hands in a comfortable position, while the keys provide the right amount of force and tactile feedback. The nons
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i had another split keyboard ergo keyboard before, but this is better. there's a base plastic piece that hikes up the wrist rest about 3 inches. feels great on the wrists, you can remove it if it make the keyboard not fit under your desk, but...
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This is just one keyboard and one mouse. Not sure what the ". . .3 Pack" on the end of the product description is supposed to mean.

Great keyboard, but you can get it much cheaper.

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Excellent keyboard, however the title "3 PK", price (over $200) and shipping weight (17 lbs) lead me to believe it was a "3 pack" of OEM keyboards, but this only arrives as one unit.
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