MCSaite Wired USB Compact Ergonomic Keyboard - Split Keyboard with Cushioned Wrist and Palm Support - 15.9x8.66x1.18 inches - Black - US English

This is a great ergonomic keyboard at a reasonable price. My huge ancient Microsoft one finally died so I got this as a replacement. I like the smaller size as I never used the numbers on the right side and it fits my slide out tray better too. Keys have a quite nice satisfying feel to them too!

The shape is good but the keys feel like they're going to snap because they are so thing.Responsiveness is a little lacking but I was able to get used to that quickly and it's probably due to the cheap key caps.I do like the size.

Because I work with wrist pain, I had wanted to get a split keyboard for a while, but I prefer wired to wireless keyboards, and I wasn't totally sure if I would be able to even use it. This is actually the second split keyboard I got. The first one I had the problems with the keys, they were sticky and it felt harder to reach. This one I felt like I could type on pretty much immediately. The feedback of the keyboard feels good, and it looks nice enough. I think it's a great choice if you are using one of these for the first time. Probably if you aren't using one for the first time too!

BAD KEYS - product is not responsive to touch and does not function the best :-/ need to return and refund soon. Not happy with functionality of the keys.

Item did not have padded wrist rest, came in an EU layout (weird enter key position), and had a weird font to boot.The lower keyboard raisers were not that high either (about half an inch)

I've been looking for a *wired* split keyboard design with nice light and fast keys, comparable to my existing wireless Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic keyboard. (I want to get rid of my wireless because I sometimes get wireless interference and missing keystrokes.)This keyboard has a nice layout but, as a touch typist, the keys feel slow/heavy. I expect many folks would be happy with this keyboard but, for me, the keys are a little clumsy and slow me down. The search continues...

First off the one star rating for the Battery life is because it's a wired keyboard and states as much in the item description.At $30 I don't think I can say it's a good value for the price because for me it really isn't.Now the positives.The key action is very smooth and reactive to touch. It'll take some time to get used to the change in the angle for the stretches for touch typing but that's a small enough change.The wrist rest at the bottom of the keyboard has a good angle and does help alleviate fatigue and soreness.This is a very decent keyboard.

I read other reviews complaining about stuck keys, but I took a chance because Microsoft stopped selling their ergonomic keyboard. Well, I can't say I'm surprised the keys starting sticking in place. It unsticks with a little wiggling, and it's too late to return it, but it's not the end of the world to keep using it