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Microsoft Ergonomic Keyboard - Black. Wired, Comfortable, Ergonomic Keyboard with Cushioned Wrist and Palm Support. Split Keyboard. Dedicated Office Key.

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Brand Microsoft
Compatible Devices PC
Connectivity Technology Wired
Keyboard Description AZERTY
Recommended Uses For Product Office
Special Feature Ergonomic, Wrist Support
Color Black
Number of Keys 126
Style Modern
Product Dimensions 19.2"L x 10.33"W x 2.39"H

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  • Exceptional comfort. Work all day, with reduced risk of fatigue and injury, on our Ergonomist-approved design.
  • Excellent support. Improved cushion and ergonomically tested palm rest covered in premium fabric provides all-day comfort and promotes a neutral wrist posture.
  • Be more productive with built-in shortcuts, including dedicated keys for office 365,* emojis, search, easy access to media controls, and more.
  • Designed to last — wired for reliable speed and accuracy.
  • Crunch numbers Fast, with a dedicated integrated pad.
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Microsoft Ergonomic Keyboard reduces fatigue and delivers a slim, refined design with split keyboard and improved cushion and palm rest — plus time-saving integrated number pad and dedicated function keys. Wired design for reliable speed and accuracy over the long haul. Optimize your ergonomic workspace by pairing with the Microsoft Ergonomic Mouse.*

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Work in comfort All day. Microsoft ergonomic keyboard reduces fatigue and delivers a slim, refined design with split keyboard and improved cushion and palm rest — Plus time-saving integrated number pad and dedicated shortcut keys. Wired design for reliable speed and accuracy over the long haul. Optimize your ergonomic workspace by pairing with the Microsoft ergonomic mouse.

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    4.5 out of 5 stars
    4.5 out of 5
    6,078 global ratings

    Customers say

    Customers like the comfort of the keyboard. For example, they say the palm rest feels better, and the wrist rest is softer. Some are also happy with noise. That said, opinions are mixed on ease of typing, quality, value, ease of use, performance, and key spacing.

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    223 customers mention212 positive11 negative

    Customers like the comfort of the keyboard. For example, they say the palm rest feels better, it feels more natural, and there's less strain on the wrists. They also say the layout is normal, ergonomic, and wired. The keys are soft and smooth. That said, some complain about the keys being too soft.

    "...This mechanical version has an even more comfortable design and the keys are slightly deep, but they do not offer resistance, making them super..." Read more

    "...The shape of this one is really nice and I like the comfortable front part for the wrist...." Read more

    "...fingers tip downward/forward when typing, I feel this is a more comfortable position for me, seems like it takes off the pressure...." Read more

    "...The keyboard rest is very comfortable. The split-keyboard style is much more comfortable for my wrists after a long day typing then a standard..." Read more

    86 customers mention64 positive22 negative

    Customers like the noise level of the keyboard. They mention that it's much quieter than the 4000 which it're replacing, and the keys are quiet and smooth with each keystroke. The sound is just right, without annoying clicks.

    "...Comparing both models, this new one is a little more quiet when typing, and overall width is a tiny bit shorter...." Read more

    "Love the soft key touch, no loud clicking noise, ergo is great less discomfort to my wrists." Read more

    "...Overall, the key action is nice and quick, and soft sounding. You can tell they're squishy rubber dome spring thingies underneath the keys...." Read more

    "...offer more resistance, which I do not like, in addition to the annoying noise...." Read more

    254 customers mention83 positive171 negative

    Customers are mixed about the quality of the keyboard. Some mention that it's well-built and holds up fine, while others say that the keys seem a bit off.

    "...The left side SHIFT CAPS TAB keys just seem off to me still and I've been using the keyboard for weeks now...." Read more

    "...comfortable design and the keys are slightly deep, but they do not offer resistance, making them super comfortable...." Read more

    "...The Delux was awful. The keys were short and small, with large gaps between. This made typing fairly unresponsive and prone to numerous typos...." Read more

    "...Side note re: Hand rests - Both my old 4000's hand rest pads wore out, not pretty looking but still very functional...." Read more

    243 customers mention110 positive133 negative

    Customers are mixed about the ease of typing. Some mention it's a quite acceptable keyboard and a great all-around keyboard, while others say the keys feel mushy and require effort. The slope of the keyboard feels awkward, and the keys have a heavier feel than they would like, making it very hard to intuitively feel where the number key line is. This made typing fairly unresponsive and prone to numerous typos.

    "...The only cons I would say are, there is no riser legs underneath the keyboard except the riser that comes with it...." Read more

    "...I'm really mixed on this. Overall it is a really good keyboard. I own several of the MS split keyboards...." Read more

    "...This made typing fairly unresponsive and prone to numerous typos. After I posted a review, Delux asked me to withdraw it...." Read more

    "The keyboard looks and feels good. But it has 1 very annoying thing for me: they key between lower left Ctrol and Windows...." Read more

    111 customers mention61 positive50 negative

    Customers are mixed about the value of the keyboard. Some mention it's a reasonable economic replacement, while others say it'd be a waste of money.

    "...to buy it as a cheap option for office keyboard and it is worth every penny.I am an academic writer, so I spend my day typing...." Read more

    "...The Delux was awful. The keys were short and small, with large gaps between. This made typing fairly unresponsive and prone to numerous typos...." Read more

    "...I highly recommend this keyboard and for an affordable price!" Read more

    "...To me, this is pretty useless - when I want to open a Microsoft Office program, I just hit the Windows key and start typing its name.-..." Read more

    105 customers mention57 positive48 negative

    Customers have mixed opinions about the ease of use of the keyboard. Some find it much easier to use than typical ones, with an excellent touch and quick key action. However, others say that the entire bottom left row is difficult to navigate and the function row makes it difficult to index anything based on feel alone. The keys are larger than others and are easy to accidentally actuate for one who types with force.

    "...Overall, the key action is nice and quick, and soft sounding. You can tell they're squishy rubber dome spring thingies underneath the keys...." Read more

    "...because some of the keys are larger than others, and are easy to accidentally actuate for one who types with force, like myself...." Read more

    "...LOL But then I got used to it and now I really like it and find it easy and relaxing!This item is a good purchase I would say...." Read more

    "...between the number row and the function row makes it extremely difficult to index anything based on feel alone -- you really have to "get used to"..." Read more

    100 customers mention62 positive38 negative

    Customers are mixed about the performance of the keyboard. Some mention that it works well, is usable, and has no secondary function. However, others say that it stopped working after only 3 months of use and that the Tab key stopped working on their original version of the product.

    "...old 4000's hand rest pads wore out, not pretty looking but still very functional...." Read more

    "...It's also confusing -- supposedly, the app doesn't work with Windows 10..." Read more

    "...Function row is dedicated and has no secondary function. No left/right button set below the space bar to constantly hit...." Read more

    "...It works just find, but I find the Caps key locks in the Caps for sure...." Read more

    90 customers mention29 positive61 negative

    Customers are mixed about the key spacing. Some mention that the keys are well-spaced, raised, and medium profile. They also appreciate the great placement and feedback. However, some customers feel that some of the keys were too small or badly positioned.

    "...The Delux was awful. The keys were short and small, with large gaps between. This made typing fairly unresponsive and prone to numerous typos...." Read more

    "...mechanical version has an even more comfortable design and the keys are slightly deep, but they do not offer resistance, making them super..." Read more

    "...I sometimes give false inputs on this thing because some of the keys are larger than others, and are easy to accidentally actuate for one who..." Read more

    "...Addition of unnecessary keys (ex. Delete above Backspace (why is this a thing? I haven't seen this since Sun keyboards in the early 90s!),..." Read more

    Update: Stopped using it. Non standard keys/layout was too anoying.
    3 Stars
    Update: Stopped using it. Non standard keys/layout was too anoying.
    Update: I've been using the keyboard for a while now and the odd layout choices are too annoying. Even after pulling some of the keys that I kept hitting accidently. I won't mention the product, but I found a 104 split keyboard for the same price range that actually follows the standard 104 key layout. I'm much happier with that product.Original Review:--------------------------I'm really mixed on this. Overall it is a really good keyboard. I own several of the MS split keyboards. The very old Explorer was really good, the 4000 requires too much activation force and the Sculpt has the right side rearranged.I thought "finally a split keyboard like the old Explorer that doesn't mess up the the 104 part of the keyboard."The keys have a good travel and activation force, and the right side of the keyboard is in a standard layout.However, do yourself a favor and remove the "apps key", "Office" and Emoji keys. They can be removed with minor force with a butter knife or flat head screw driver. To put them back, press them back into place.It seems like every ergo keyboard has to do something "special" for some reason. Here is the deal. You will launch Office *a lot* because of this stupid Office key. You cannot disable the key with the MS Keyboard and Mouse software. Same with the left side. The apps key is where the start key would normally be. Want to hit Win+E for the file explorer? Congrats! You got the context menu by accident instead.I think the best comparison is if you have a Roku or other remote with the buttons dedicated to launching Sling or Netflix or whatever. Think about how often those buttons accidently get pressed. It's that kind of user experience.Another minor item is that the ScrLk, Pause and NumLk keys are not separated from the Insert/home/pgup keys like a normal 104 key keyboard. It can be learned, but normally I hit the keys by memory and top separator detection which causes me to hit scrLk by mistake. My experience so far is that when I'm in the flow, I have a decent chance of accidently hitting scroll lock or pause instead of insert or home.I think that if I use this keyboard for a while I will get used to it (especially after removing the special keys.)So far, I like the keyboard much more than I dislike it.Oh, did I mention how annoying the "Launch Office" key is?
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    5.0 out of 5 stars Best ergonomic keyboard (from another ergonomic keyboard junkie)
    Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2020
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    I almost passed on this keyboard because of some bad reviews. Luckily, I decided to buy it as a cheap option for office keyboard and it is worth every penny.

    I am an academic writer, so I spend my day typing. I suffer from a lot of pain on my wrist, which was seriously minimized since I started using ergonomic keyboards 6 years ago. I started with the simpler versions sold by Microsoft and was faithful to my Microsoft Sculpt for four years after that. The sculpt is a great option and I would buy it again, but it is pricey. This mechanical version has an even more comfortable design and the keys are slightly deep, but they do not offer resistance, making them super comfortable. The bulky and big part is another feature that I love. I have enough space between keys and a strong keyboard to support my wrists. Microsoft also added extra subtle curves from the front to the back part of the keyboard (in addition to the dent) and I am loving that as it decreases the tension on my wrists even more (my hands do not have to go up and down as much to reach certain keys). In addition to that, no more concerns about replacing batteries and producing more garbage/spending more money. I am sure I will settle for this keyboard for as long as it lasts or, at least, until Microsoft releases and backlit ergonomic keyboard.
    I have a Logitech Ergo that was a gift and I consider this Microsoft ergonomic keyboard way better, considering that the Ergo keys offer more resistance, which I do not like, in addition to the annoying noise.

    Important: the keyboard comes with a riser for the front part. I struggled a lot to find this info.
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    Sherrie' J
    5.0 out of 5 stars Comfort
    Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2024
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    Love the soft key touch, no loud clicking noise, ergo is great less discomfort to my wrists.
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    5.0 out of 5 stars ONCE YOU ADJUST, WHICH SHOULDN'T BE TOO LONG, THIS KEYBOARD IS ABOUT AS GOOD AS THE OLD ONE OVERALL
    Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2023
    Verified Purchase
    UPDATE JULY 2023: I am now fully adjusted and used to this keyboard. I rarely have the issues come up that I described in my original review below. I like this keyboard now just as much as the previous version.

    ORIGINAL REVIEW APRIL 2023: I thought I would hate this keyboard. I wanted to hate this keyboard. I was so used to and so loved the previous version that I was bound to hate it so I thought. Well, I did a bit at first. But I soon realized overall the new version was 95 percent as good.

    The main problem will be an adjustment period because the layout of the keys has changed in some cases. Also there are some new keys which I don't really know what they do because I really don't use them. You won't need to in fact. Yes, these facts are annoying especially to someone like me who hates change to something that fits under the "if it aint broke, don't fix it" saying. Eventually however you will adjust in a reasonably short period of time as almost all the keys you normally used are pretty much in the same layout as before.

    That all being said there is one big exception for me. The left side SHIFT CAPS TAB keys just seem off to me still and I've been using the keyboard for weeks now. I too often hit the CAPS key and lock on captials which is very annoying especially when typing in passwords. To be honest this would happen with the previous version, too, but it seems to happen much more often with this version. Also the "Windows symbol key" which you hit to bring up the start menu is off which put the left side ALT button off as well. This is much more annoying than the CAPS key and I still am not 100 percent used to the change. It is because they add in a new key which bring up the menu you get when you hit the right mouse button. I didn't need nor want this new key. I'd rather just right click my mouse button as it ruins the previously perfect alignment of the left side CTRL WINDOWS ALT keys on the previous keyboard. But I think in time I will eventually get used to it.

    One huge positive over the previous keyboard which surpirsed me was the weight and bulk. The new version is light as a feather and less bulky than the old version which actually was a very pleasant surprise. I am happy about that change. Another positive is the ergonomic design and feel aspect is just as good, maybe even better than the previous version.

    So, the bottom line: I still prefer the old version but I have adjusted to the new one overall. 95 percent of the time you will be satisfied in my estimate. Change of an item you love stinks but if you are forced to this keyboard is an acceptable alternative.
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    LM
    4.0 out of 5 stars Great quality, easy to use
    Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2022
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    I was hesitant when I purchased it after reading some reviews. Now - Absolutely love it! I use the riser, it helps level the wrists, and also make the fingers tip downward/forward when typing, I feel this is a more comfortable position for me, seems like it takes off the pressure. The old model is a bit less angled that way.

    I also have the discontinued model that I still use in office. Comparing both models, this new one is a little more quiet when typing, and overall width is a tiny bit shorter. There is an added Lock key to lock keyboard when I step away, easier than pressing Windows+L. Since the function keys have their own row, there is no Function Lock key anymore.

    Some reviews commented an added Delete key right above the backspace key, that could accidentally delete stuff. I have no problem with it coz, first it is located at the top row with the function keys, my fingers can't reach that far during normal typing. Second, you have to highlight the content first, then press Delete. Otherwise, it won't delete anything. The wrist pad is bigger than the old model and it is more comfortable and great quality.

    Some also commented an added key between Ctrl and Windows key on left hand side. I get used to it in just a few days and find it pretty handy actually coz you can just hit that key versus reaching out to right-click the mouse!

    The only cons I would say are, there is no riser legs underneath the keyboard except the riser that comes with it. And just like the old model, since the 9-key cannot be detached, I need to reach farther right to reach for my mouse. I sometimes move the keyboard away so I can move the mouse closer to me. Other than that, I don't care about the emoji key :) I highly recommend this keyboard and for an affordable price!
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    Victor A.
    5.0 out of 5 stars Justo lo que necesitaba
    Reviewed in Mexico on June 2, 2023
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    Por el tipo de trabajo que realizo, a mí me pasa lo contrario que a muchos en el sitio de Amazon México, los teclados que utilizo los busco con distribución de inglés US porque me resulta la distribución mas neutra, aunque termine pagando por productos más caros. Sin embargo, este teclado fue la excepción, ya que tiene un excelente precio. Ha sido el primer teclado ergonómico que he utilizado y ha sido un mundo de comfort en diferencia. Este teclado con conexión alámbrica lo utilizo para mi PC de escritorio.
    A una semana de uso del teclado, todavía me cuesta un poco de trabajo acostumbrarme al espacio qué hay entre las teclas del medio y el recorrido que tengo que hacer cuando necesito alguna combinación de teclas, pero nada que no logre dominar en poco tiempo. La diferencia es sumamente notable cuando utilizo mi teclado inalámbrico para trabajar con mi laptop, ya me estoy planteando buscar una versión inalámbrica de un teclado como este. Veremos con el tiempo la durabilidad, pero por lo pronto para mí ha sido de mis mejores compras en periféricos.
    Pequeño detalle: el LED de la tecla Num Lock permanece encendido después de que apago mi PC, por lo que suelo desconectarlo al terminar mi trabajo; fuera de eso, es un excelente producto.
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    Alexandre
    5.0 out of 5 stars Excelente!
    Reviewed in Brazil on December 18, 2022
    Verified Purchase
    Teclado excelente!
    Produto aca do esperado, recomendo para quem procura melhorar sua postura ergonomicamente.
    Meus incômodos melhorou depois que comecei a usar.
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    Alexey Badalov
    5.0 out of 5 stars Decent but includes useless keys
    Reviewed in Canada on March 13, 2024
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    It is a decent continuation of the ergonomic keyboard line, and I am glad Microsoft is doing it, but I wish they did not cram in useless keys, like the office (opens up office.com) and emoji (same as Win+.) keys.
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    Liang Xiao
    5.0 out of 5 stars Exchange good one👍
    Reviewed in Singapore on August 5, 2023
    Verified Purchase
    Willing to exchange good one👍
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    Chipoy Cortés
    5.0 out of 5 stars Interesante
    Reviewed in Mexico on May 1, 2023
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    Teclado diferente y que busca ergonomía en tu trabajo de oficina
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