Kensington Pro Fit Ergo Wireless

Unfortunately, this keyboard doesn't feel very well-built, which is normal, given its budget price point. The plastic body and ABS keycaps feel cheap, and the switch to toggle between connection types is inconveniently located on the bottom of the board. It also doesn't have any backlighting, so it's not well-suited for use in low-light environments

If you're looking for a cheap ergonomic board for your office setup, the best we've tested is the Kensington Pro Fit Ergo Wireless Keyboard. It has a curved shape and a split layout to help reduce the strain on your wrists.

The Kensington Pro Fit Ergo Wireless feels like a budget keyboard, but deserves kudos for making good ergonomics very affordable.

I really wanted to love this keyboard and mouse combo as I've had decent luck with Kensington in the past and the price was excellent however there are a few annoyances. Pros: -I like that compared to older or cheaper ergo keyboards it isn't unnecessarily huge with large overhangs/bezels. -Looks mod...

The box says Ergonomist Approved. Right. I wanted to try a wave keyboard and this one looked like something I would like. The mouse is not comfortable to operate at all. I kept pinching skin at the back of the mouse. The split keyboard means completely relearning how to type on the bottom row. I had...

The keys do not have indentions to really know where they are. Yes, the "F" and "J" key are marked to know that you are there, but when you really get typing it doesn't really get noticed. It doesn't help you keep your spot. The board is small enough that when you go to backspace that sometimes you ...

I was hopeful when I bought this, but it hasn't been a great keyboard. The keys are really stiff and don't always register a keystroke. And, it feels like the connection drops periodically. I'll be typing, and it suddenly stops registering any keystrokes. I tried to switch to a Bluetooth connection ...

I have used an ergonomic keyboard for years, and I needed a new one to replace my well-worn Microsoft one that I loved. Unfortunately, the touch on this keyboard didn't work for me. It seemed like it couldn't keep up with my typing and/or it required too much pressure on the keys. I passed it on to ...

My family is the user, he used Microsoft keyboard before, because it's defeated by water leak, have to get another one, so give it a try. After used few days, my family complaint about it's not good to type, need to turn it back to Microsoft. To me it's OK for normal user but not for picky user. If ...

I haven't had this keyboard for long but the keys stick and it isn't very reactive. There is a delay when you are typing. I have messed a few emails typing due to the delay and keys sticking. I caught the errors before sending. I am purchasing a better keyboard.