The split is ergonomic without being so dramatic that it confuses people.

Some people may not like that the number pad is separate, but I actually find it helpful for the data entry portion of my work

I wonder if people with much larger hands would be as comfortable?

Not surprising for display items since so many people try and perhaps even abuse them "just to see", but the frequency of incidence that I see is worrisome

I know some people have had issues with compatibility between computers

Other people have reported the same problem.

A little googling shows some known driver issues, and several people with different ways to attempt to fix the issues, but who has time for that

Now, let me get into some of the details that people will find useful in making the decision for themselves

But I see how it could bother some people.

Some people may complain about the keys as they are certainly not the quality of a mechanical keyboard but they work just fine for me and they are quiet so they are better for an office/cubicle environment.

Many people complaint about the the F-key vs dedicated Shortcut key toggle.

There aren't many of these keyboards out yet, so with the small sample size, and two people having the issue, just be aware you might have the issue, too.

, some people dislike it according to the reviews

I know many other people have had problems with the f-keys getting stuck and draining the battery

Some people love this aspect of this keyboard, so this is really a personal preference thing.2

how well people with long fingernails type on regular keyboards,

There really should be a B on both sides, as people like me normally strike that key with the right hand rather than the left

, the enter key placement and size sucks other people i know love

o- lacks CapLock and