2005CDDA3261044 Sep 25, 2010

I first had a chance to use a Microsoft Ergonomic keyboard at an internship (it was lying around). It took some getting used but was much more comfortable than any other keyboard I had used before. Now that I have a full time job I had my employer purchase one for my workstation and also...

shakyone Jul 13, 2009

download the Microsoft drivers, and make it even better. Works with OSX, Linux, and Windows. Uber comfortable for long typing sessions. Use the front mounted lift, it keeps your wrist straight. Look for them on Newegg, Amazon, and Overstock. You won't regret it for a second. This...

jpalonzo Jul 15, 2009

this keyboard is the best of all when it comes to MS Hardware (and boy they make great hardware gear). this keyboard is really confortable and it feels good. I think this should be the best keyboard option for people who (like me) have enjoyed the MS Natural Keyboard Elite and the MS Natural...

csjohnst Aug 17, 2009

I spend all day in front of this keyboard, and couldn't be happier with it. I have had lots of problems with Carpel Tunnel Syndrome, and this keyboard helps tremendously with this. Of course the split curved design has been around for a while but this keyboard has a soft touch on the keys....

wildmoosen Jul 1, 2009

I code, play video games, and write papers for school. Needless to say, I really wanted a comfortable keyboard, in fact, I think its safe to say that everyone wants a comfortable keyboard. But then comes the question, "Which keyboard should I get?" Well, look no farther than this...

migo Jul 7, 2011

As far as ergonomics go, the 4000 could be very good, but only under a very specific situation. If you do a lot of typing and rarely use a mouse/trackball (or are left handed), it could be the ideal solution. If you are right handed and do a lot of mousing, the number pad will get in the way,...

technicalcompas May 23, 2011

$39 bucks or so not bad for a decent durable keyboard. I think Microsoft makes better hardware than software.