Arteck Split Ergonomic Keyboard with Cushioned Wrist and Palm Rest, 2.4G USB Wireless Comfortable Natural Ergonomic Split Keyboard, for Windows Computer Desktop Laptop

The keyboard is really great, especially for someone like me who's starting to have signs of carpel tunnel. I use the computer 10-12 hours a day and I can tell that this keyboard is helpful for my wrist problems. It even connects to my Macbook (though did need a USB hub for the macbook in order to connect it).It's also nice and quiet to type and the battery for me lasts really long.Support was also very nice and fast to send me a warranty keyboard when my first one started showing problems with the alt key.I'd buy this keyboard again.

It something to get used to, but this style of keyboard is growing on me, and I'm already seeing benefits like less wrist strain slightly going down which is so nice if you type a lot. had an issue with first device not working functioning, and within a few emails of finding out the first was dead I got a replacement on the way pretty quickly and it worked perfectly out of box(first one must of been a dud). support was great and and device seems to hold up great so far even with my heavy fingers.

I will give the item 4 starts because it is easy to use but 5 because once the item stopped working (within the 2 year warranty), they gave me directives to trouble shoot. While that didn't work, they sent a new one almost immediately. Thank you so much!

I purchased this because I'm taking notes on computer, rather than by hand. I own a Mac laptop and for extended periods, the angle of a flat keyboard was making my wrists hurt.Be aware that the functions of this keyboard are NOT Mac-intuitive. For example, on my laptop, I tuck my left thumb under for the Command key + B for bold, I for italic, etc. THIS keyboard needs the Control key (little finger) + B (or I, etc.). I'm having to learn the nuances of it. That makes me slower.I am also used to my smaller keyboard (13" on the Mac) v. everything spread out a LOT MORE on the ergonomic one. The latter is probably normal size. Just keep in mind that there may be a size adjustment if you are used to a smaller keyboard.I also chose this ergonomic keyboard in order to have a 10-key, as I'll be working with a lot of numbers. (It also has the numbers above the letters, but if you know the 10-key, it's a bonus.)I like the fact that it's wireless - no cord to get in the way. It's chargeable overnight or whenever you're not using it. On/Off switch on the bottom. There are 4 adjustable 'feet' that allow you to tilt the keyboard. That's nice. The wrist rest is also pretty comfortable..*I* find it most comfortable setting it at waist/elbow level, in order to get the angle of my hands to fit the keyboard. Fortunately I have a lower slide-out keyboard tray in my desk. Otherwise, I'd raise my chair up quite a bit in order to have it at elbow level on the top of the desk. The issue I'm having is the depth of the keyboard. It's 16" wide but 9.5" deep in the middle. I have to pull out the keyboard quite a ways to have access to it all... and by then it's harder to read my tiny-print text book. Still working all this out. I wonder if I should have gotten one without the wrist rest... ? It adds a good 3.5" to the depth.Don't worry about it if you aren't used to a Mac. It's probably geared more towards Windows.Anyway, as long as you're aware of the size, and the keyboard you're coming from - once you're used to it and have positioned it correctly, these ergonomic keyboards can be very helpful with hand, wrist, shoulder, and back strain and fatigue. Just be prepared for someone else who sits at your spot and tries to type, to fuss, "What in the world is THIS??" (My IT guy hated my keyboard.)

Setup was very easy. The ulnar nerve pain I experienced previously was relieved within a couple days of using this keyboard.After about a month of using it, I did have an issue where the scroll lock was being turned on and off every few seconds. I reached out to support and they sent me a new keyboard within a week. No issues with the second keyboard.

Great keyboard. Took a bit to adjust but once you do you will be happy.

I've had this keyboard for 10 months & if I unplug it, it will be stone dead in 10 minutes or less. It's either defective, or mining crypto. Or I suppose, just maybe, it's self-aware. I've heard AI sucks a lot of juice.When I first got it, the keyboard lasted about 3 weeks on a full charge, which isn't even really that good for a keyboard. I had a fancy Logitech 20 years ago that lasted over a year on AA batteries. This one seemed to have half the battery life every time I had to charge it. Now it has to have it's own dedicated USB cable plugged in all of the time or it's unusable.Best case scenario, this keyboard is just a dud. Worst case, it may be actually be a Decepticon. Either way, I regret buying this.

Amazing keyboard!! I am a big guy and type a lot at work. The issue I run into with normal keyboards are they are too close together and this allows me to spread my arms apart more. It increased my typing speed and comfortability. It did take me a sec to get used to it due to some awkwardness but once I did I fell in love with it. Additionally the battery life is amazing and I have been using still on the same charge and I have not charged it one yet besides the initial time. It times out if you do not use it for a bit to save on battery life, which is a serious amazing added bonus. Was very easy to set up and other similar products are more expensive. Will buy again if I need to for some reason.