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Also, it is possibly the only thing on the market that comes close to doing what this board does. No more hunching over.Īlso, the base is $179.

It is going to be as good as you think it is. This is the first time I have ever had a keyboard at shoulder width. Yes, the base is not included and yes, the base is expensive and yes, if you are here, you know that you need this. So if you are attracted by the concept of a true split keyboard and you were attracted by the picture of having a 90 degree angle, you know that you need this. Overall, I prefer my microsoft natural touch keyboard. I' m not sure that being able to separate the 2 sides helps my shoulder pain, but I do like the copy/paste keys. It turns out that the keys at that angle are not comfortable to reach, so I end up using it flat. I got this keyboard so I could 'tent' it 90 degrees. Not fond of this, but otherwise I am very pleased with this. The other annoyance is that sometimes I press the Fn key by accident and then I look up and I' ve typed a bunch of gibberish.

Please write a clear instruction manual that uses a font bigger than 5 pt! Also, if you' re used to the numpad on a traditional keyboard, you' re going to have a very hard time adjusting to this. I thought something was wrong with the keyboard and I nearly returned it.

Nowhere in the instructions was this CLEARLY spelled out. Also, because it' s lacking a numpad, you can press the Fn key and some of the keys change to numbers to use as an ad hoc numpad. For instance,, the delete key is in a really strange place and that has taken a lot of getting used to. Because there are so few keys, functionality is.weird. However, the instructions need to be much clearer about the ways this is very different from a traditional keyboard. Between this and a new keyboard tray, I have transformed my workspace. It has an ergonomic design and has a very small footprint, as keyboards go. Overall, I am very happy with this keyboard.