ProtoArc Backlit Bluetooth Ergonomic Keyboard, EK01 Plus Full Size Wireless Split Keyboard with Dual Bluetooth and USB, Cushioned Wrist Rest, Rechargeable, Compatible with Windows/Mac/Android, Grey

I type a lot (I mean, I type A LOT!), and I type fast, so I need a keyboard that helps me to be fast and accurate. This keyboard does that.This is my 2nd ProtoArc wireless ergonomic keyboard purchase. I bought my first ProtoArc keyboard more than 5 years ago during their pre-launch. Before then, I would purchase a Microsoft wireless ergonomic keyboard every 12 months. The only reason I bought one every 12 months is because they would wear out... literally, the paint on the keys wore off and the keys would come off of the keyboard. So, to me, Microsoft was very poor quality. But, in that price point, there weren't too many choices... until I got an email from ProtoArc announcing a prelaunch I couldn't resist. So, I bought one, fell in love, and ProtoArc got a loyal customer.Things I LOVE about the ProtoArc keyboard:* LOW KEY PROFILE: Here's the bottom line manufacturers miss, and what makes ProtoArc irreplaceable for me -- the keys stick up much lower than other keyboards, enabling you to type faster with fewer errors. Your fingers have to work less. So, it has more functionality, period!* FEEL: I can't pin my finger on it, but there is something about the ProtoArc that is more comfortable than any other keyboard I've used over the past 50 years of typing.* DURABLE: One ProtoArc lasted at least 4 times longer than a comparable Microsoft keyboard.* VALUE FOR MONEY: You don't need a calculator to figure that if one ProtoArc lasts at least 4 times longer than a comparable keyboard, that is the definition of Value for Your Money.CONCLUSION: Unless someone can come up with the secret sauce that makes ProtoArc incomparably comfortable, durable, functional, while allowing me to type faster and more accurately, in a comparable price point range, I'm a diehard ProtoArc customer.

Surprisingly happy with my purchase! I went from a Logitech K350, which is an ergonomic / media keyboard, and this feels world's better. Yes, you'll need at least a day to get comfortable with the layout, but after that the haptics, keystroke and design of this board will win you over. If I had a nit to pick, I'd make the "B" key slightly bigger. Interestingly the N, H, Y, G and T keys are larger, and simply make typing simpler. The back-lighting is nice as well. Overall it looks and feels like a much more expensive product than the Logi.

I'm an aging remote worker and still look at the keys after all these years. This is a great tool for me to stay on top of things without any discomfort in my hands. It came with a clear overlay that goes over the keyboard and prevents crumbs being stuck between the keys, genius!

I’ve had this for a little over a month and absolutely loving it so far! Connecting it to my work set up was extremely easy and has not disconnected at all. I type a lot since that’s a chunk of my work day, and the battery life has been amazing. I charge it every Sundays and so far it’s lasts me a whole week with no signs of low battery.Noise level is low which I love.

I work in IT from a work from home job and am always on the computer. I got this to try and fix my shoulder positioning and straighten my posture to use this. It helps a little bit. But I wouldn't say it corrects it completely.It is a bit weirder to use because you have to remember which hand has which keys and trust me - you will get frustrated at first because you are so used to a regular keyboard. I have locked myself out a good handful of times in the beginning with this.The build quality - I would say its great! It seems durable and heavy duty. It does have some risers on the back of it to raise the keyboard up.The only thing I do not like is that sometimes EVERY ONCE and awhile the keyboard doesn't pick up on my keypress. I am used to a gamin keyboard as my usual every day work keyboard.The feel is OK. It gets the job done for being wireless. It can either be used with dongle right off the bat, or you can leave the dongle plugged in somewhere else and then sync the keyboard with bluetooth.So far, the battery life has been good for about a week without being recharged so far. And I type every day on that keyboard.If you were looking for an ergonomic keyboard, this one may not be it. If you want a nice angled wireless keyboard - then I would suggest this one.

I have had this keyboard now for about 3 months and it has served me very well. I like that the keys are not to tall and it does come with a keyboard cover that has a great texture to it.

So far so good, I thought I would have to return the keyboard because it only came with a USB connector and the computer it's going to be used with doesn't have that. But the keyboard connected mostly by itself through Bluetooth and it works fine.Also, I like the cover that came with it.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Needed an economical and ergonomic keyboard with a 10-key. This one was easy to set up and works well. Excellent value for the money.