I like the wireless split keyboard & appreciate the effort in designing magnetic holders aiming for improving ergonomics. What needs improvement is the Keys qith better quality & must align exactly with the standard keyboard. I just started using & keep miss typing, especially the shift key & few other keys need alignment. I still give 5 star for developing this product. Read more

The buttons sometimes spam when pressed once, and the right shift key is too small it can be easily misded. Read more

Con este teclado recibes lo que pagas, así que a pesar de las áreas de mejora se merece una excelente calificación. Su punto fuerte es que, por ahora, es una de las poquisimas opciones que hay de teclado dividido a bajo costo. Es inalámbrico, conectas el receptor USB y está listo para usar. Usa baterías AAA, así se descarta el problema de tener una batería interna que pierda vida útil. Tiene un par de soportes magneticos para cada lado que permiten ajustar su inclinación. Las teclas son un poco rígidas y no muy cómodas. Además tienen tamaños un poco raros. Lo que me encantaría ver es una versión con el layout para español de Latinoamérica. Read more

Works well but it would be better if it were Bluetooth rather than using a custom wireless dongle. Read more

I'm not sure why there seem to be a good amount of mediocre to negative reviews for this keyboard. I quite like it. I've been using a Goldtouch keyboard for awhile that is fully tented and I don't have any complaints with it. I decided to give this one a try because it's the only one of its style and type I've seen that is completely wireless. No wires to the computer or from one half of the keyboard to the other. The keys are very low profile and have a quick little throw to make them activate (perhaps that's some of the reason for the other reviews?) That does take a little getting used to but it seems to be the same as the newer logitech ergonomic keyboards and others I've seen. It is quite different than the Goldtouch and other standard membrane keyboards, and it's nothing like a mechanical keyboard or a hybrid mechanical keyboard like the old Logitech G10 gaming keyboard, so if that's your expectation, you won't like this. What I really like about this keyboard is how there are reasonably-sized palm rests built into the design. With the Goldtouch, I had to build a custom curved wrist rest to set far away from the keyboard to rest my forearms on in order to have straight wrists at the keys when fully tented. It worked fine, but I much prefer that this keyboard has a place to rest built right in that keeps your wrists in the correct orientation. The Goldtouch just doesn't, and that doesn't really matter if you use it flat or mostly flat, but if you want to tent it, you need some place to rest your wrists/arms to avoid unnecessary fatigue after long use. I also really like how you can use only one side of the keyboard if you want to, saving battery on the other half. For example, if you want to sit in a recliner and play a game, you can just take the left half of the keyboard to the chair on one arm and a mouse on the other other arm. Simple as can be. So, in closing, I would say if you have reasonable expectations, this is a really good keyboard. I have only had it for a few months so who knows how durable it will be long-term but it feels solidly built and is very easy to type on for extended times. If you use standard qwerty keyboard typing form, there is no issue with any of the key placements. If you have invented your own style, you may not like some of the key placements. I would recommend it to anyone who likes tented keyboards, as this one, so far, seems to have the best ergonomics for wrists I've found. Read more