This keyboard looks great and for the size requirements we had but the connection is unstable and loses connection to the computer

Magnetic connections for everything is nice too

After a 3-6 months, random keys start losing connection and then the keyboard dies

My computer lives on the side of my desk, which is just too far for a reliable wireless connection

the connection was laggy and slow.

My keyboard has lost connection a few times, not sure if that is usual

Basically I narrowed it down to a weak wireless connection between the dongle and the keyboard itself

The keyboard is very comfortable to use but the connection to the USB dongle can be inconsistent at times and the spacebar has started to squeak after only 1 week of use.

Microsoft made what should be the best ergonomic keyboard on earth, and ruined it with a garbage proprietary wireless connection method

As far as the keyboard goes, its smooth, comfortable, strong connection (no stuttering/lag) and fits perfectly on my desk

It's doable, but the connection speed and key spacing work against you

Either I type too fast, or the wireless connection is poor, but it keeps losing characters when I start typing somewhere new

This computer does not have a strong enough connection between the computer and the keyboardit drop letters.

As far as the keyboard goes, its smooth, comfortable, strong connection (no stuttering/lag) and fits perfectly on my desk

Very poor bluetooth connection means if you are even an average speed typer (40+ words per minute

The connection is very poor.

The one I bought for myself made it a few months before having issues, but then suddenly the keyboard (but not the numberpad) would lose its connection to the USB receiver

I liked this keyboard at first, but after about 6 months the connection started getting lost to the 10-key.

The downside is the keyboard often loses connection

But it constantly loses the connection to the computer.

I get about 16-18" before letters start dropping out and the connection is unreliable

The wireless connection is handy for just plopping the keyboard down in my lap and typing away

THEN you have to click the "C" (clear) button on the Calculator app in order for it to register that you, who just pressed the calculator numpad button, actually want to use the Calculator app

o- lacks CapLock and

I would like to see a wired version of this keyboard to resolve the N-key rollover issues and the failing to register the letting up of buttons after they have been held for a while

I would like to see a wired version of this keyboard to resolve the N-key rollover issues and the failing to register the letting up of buttons after they have been held for a while

THEN you have to click the "C" (clear) button on the Calculator app in order for it to register that you, who just pressed the calculator numpad button, actually want to use the Calculator app

T e overall function of the keyboard is great.

o- lacks CapLock and

I would like to see a wired version of this keyboard to resolve the N-key rollover issues and the failing to register the letting up of buttons after they have been held for a while