It fits on my lap nicely and makes typing easy and comfortable

The touch on the keys is good--solid enough feel for good touch typing, but doesn't take a lot of force to activate

The Mac keyboard is very short and sleek and requires you to crane your wrists at an unnatural angle to type

I've been keeping a tally while typing this review, and it has missed 17 key presses while typing text up to this point in the review

Love it, but I wish it had some sort of backlighting, in the dark it's near impossible to identify where special characters are, and I do a decent job using correct typing technique.

Smooth typing ergonomic keyboard, very quiet

I loved typing on it.

It often will miss a key I press, so when typing a sentence, I'll realize it's missing every 3rd letter and have to redo the entire sentence

I enjoy the separate number pad and am looking forward to years of happy, RSI-free typing with this device

I found the angle of the keyboard to provide a sufficient and comfortable typing angle for me, so I didn't need to attach the extra piece at the bottom to prop up the wrist rest

My intentions for this keyboard offering was to have the flexabily of a comfortable typing experience and to be able to move it out of the way during times where I do not need to type

This is particularly frustrating when I'm typing a username or password that is hidden

This keyboard is a great balance between comfort and cost - and it looks good, too!In most ways, it is perfect - the split and slightly tilted ergonomic shape is, like my old wired Microsoft Natural ergonomic keyboards, the best fit for me, almost completely reversing the pain and numbness I used to experience from repetitive typing injuries

This does take some getting used to but once you do, typing is a breeze and my wrists don't hurt anymore

I still love typing on this, and I'm glad I bought it

Keys are missed or duplicated when typing.

Once you use this item to type, you will love typing!!!

i'm not abusive, but I am typing pretty much all day, everyday for the job...

The strain-free typing design is instantly awesome

I notice just a tiny lag when I'm typing really quickly or switching between the 10 key and main keyboard

This is simply to make typing at my desk more comfortable

They are a crappy different type of

After the first day of slower typing, I was ready to give up

It also requires proper typing technique

Loved it when i first bought it, it was quiet when typing, and small so didn't take up too much room on my desk

I have carpal tunnel which recently became quite aggravated, and typing was excruciating, and I do a LOT of that at work

This forces better typing form by putting an angled gap in the middle

When typing there's a small bit of vibration from the keyboard bouncing when I strike the keys

The design is elegant and as far as typing A-Z it is also quite ergonomic, maybe more so than any other keyboard I've owned

My husband despaired of my loud clacking when typing.

This slows typing waaaaay down

There is no other keyboard that I would be happier typing on for 8 hours a day

I'm trying it now with the plastic height thingy installed - actually seems to make it a bit easier to get my hands in the correct position to type

If your looking for what I talking about the Microsoft mobile keyboard has the perfect key type

I also think the wireless connection can’t handle very fast typing without missing keystrokes, although this isn’t as often a problem compared to the spacebar

and I quite enjoy typing on this keyboard.

The split between hands actually improved my typing, as it eliminated some of my bad habits like only using one of the shift keys

Love it, really good typing experience, feels great to the touch

and it so frustrating to be typing along and realize the keyboard is not keeping up.

Moving from a wired to wireless is nice when keeping desk clutter down, but two different types of batteries for the keyboard seems a bit fussy

This one does not freeze up when typing like the bluetooth one often did.

All told I am happier typing on this all day than I was before, so 4 stars!

The setup works perfect, as I can finish typing, and very quickly move my hand over to the mouse if necessary

The split between hands actually improved my typing, as it eliminated some of my bad habits like only using one of the shift keys

Seriously, I can kick back in the recliner with this keyboard on my lap and type 4,000 words a day, and my wrists don't hurt, I'm not paranoid about getting carpool tunnel (haha!), and all my focus is on my writing

The keyboard is smaller, which is what I wanted, a little more room on my desk, and typing on this keyboard is easy

It does take some getting used to (you realize that you have weird typing habits and then you have to correct them) but it seems worth it to me.

The keyboard looks great and typing feels very natural.

saves a lot of desk space, and the split down the middle makes me use proper typing technique which reduces fatigue throughout the day

Would also be perfect for anyone who suffers wrist/hand discomfort when typing.

This had the overall effect of making my typing sound like poor man's morse code since the remaining keys were fairly quiet

I don't like looking down when typing which makes the numpad useless for speed work when combined with home row typing (I use the lift on the main keyboard so its further off on feel since the pad sits flat)

but for some reason I get a delay in the keyboard response when typing about half the time.

From the beginning it seemed to throw an "n" into my writing periodically, but today it just stopped typing for me... or it'd lag and then finally type in a bunch

The strain-free typing design is instantly awesome

I picked this keyboard up on a friend's recommendation, and--once I got used to a split keyboard and purged my bad typing habits--my wrists and fingers felt immediately better

The Pros:- great ergonomic design (noticeably reduces stress on fingers)- nice tactile feedback- relatively quiet operation (typing is quieter than most)- wireless numpad provides a lot of flexibility- battery life has been

Occasionally miss-types

And silent even when typing fast

The keys are smooth and there's no noise while typing

Very comfortable and effortless typing.

So if you’ve typed for years but now your wrist(s) are hurting

In general, the shape is good, and typing is comfortable

Great feel while typing and very comfortable.

will miss the first letter when I start typing after sitting idle for a while

I also noticed the keys feel a bit strange when typing

--it's very comfortable and the keys feel good while typing

It doesn't take up a lot of space and it has a nice quiet typing quality

I Don't know if this is an issue just with my setup (I use it with a mac on osx), but it's extremely frustrating to use an otherwise fantastic keyboard and have to artificially slow down my typing to avoid it misreading what I'm writing

Typing on the keyboard feels natural, and I don't feel any wrist strain when typing anymore

That is how I exacerbated my carpal tunnel syndrome to the point of needing surgery–by subconsciously pressing on the palm rest while typing

Happy typing.

The keys are soft touch versus others that require a harder type stroke so there is less fatigue over longer use.

You get positive feedback but the keys don't require excessive pressures - which means, you guessed it no doubt, even faster typing with no pain or strain.

It's extremely portable and very comfortable and types like a dream.

The keyboard is good - my only quip is that the release of the shift key is a bit slow - so I often find myself typing things like UPper case instead of Upper case - but then again I type some

I liked the feel of the keys while I was typing on it

This is another big plus compared to logitec as it facilitates faster typing

It gets a bit worse when typing really fast

Product looks great and typing feeling good on the

Finally MS has a good touch type ergonomic keyboard again

buggy USB - flakes out on ocassionNow that I've been typing on the Sculpt Ergonomic for well over a month

the typing doesn't like normal desktop keyboard, but close to feeling of laptop

I have never had an ergonomic keyboard before, and it only took about a day for me to get used to the angled hand placement (but I do use the proper typing method...fingers on the home row, etc., which might help)

The keyboard keys are nicely responsive with a nice quiet return and no heavy click sound when typing

I ordered this keyboard because my wrist hurt typing on a laptop and clicking a mouse at desk height

While I do still have to adjust to the keys being a bit more sensitive when typing since they're flatter and not raised like most keys, the board itself seems to be working out.

I've been looking for a keyboard that would help straighten my wrists while typing so they don't pronate like they do on straight keyboard layouts

I love typing on it.

The same soft wristpad tend to contain some sweat after typing and thus cleaning may not be trivial for this keyboard

Took a little bit to get used to, but it force me to break some bad typing habits.

I didn't think the front elevation addition would be very useful, but it surprised me at how much more comfortable typing is with the leading edge raised instead of the normal configuration where you elevate the rear

The key switches break easily, getting stuck, or typing on their own

No stuck keys, and typing is responsive and fine

Otherwise, this keyboard is my favorite among the split-hands type that I've tried.

I like this keyboard and the feel of the keys while typing.

I have been working with a website called Typing Club to learn better typing skills that will make me more efficient, reduce how much I look at the keyboard, and lead to fewer headaches and less neck pain

The keys are very silent - laptop type-

It's much easier to type numbers in the top row correctly and in general my typing is faster and has fewer errors

I took a chance on the Sculpt hoping it was the least annoying typing

Pros:-It feels nice when typing

I wondered if I made a mistake, because I was typing much more inaccurately due to the ergonomics of it, but after that, I actually became faster and more accurate than with my previous keyboard

I can feel the pain lightly right now as I type this, but I know if I was on a regular keyboard the pain would be 5x worse.

T e overall function of the keyboard is great.