ProtoArc EK01 Plus Backlit Bluetooth Ergonomic Keyboard, Full Size, Red

Excellent keyboard. I previously had a Microsoft Ergonomic 4000 keyboard. I was eyeing the Logitech ergo K860 but that one is way overpriced. Gave this one a shot and it's incredible. Same tried and true ergonomics as the Microsoft keyboard but with better chicklet style and backlit keys. Daily use for several weeks now, and my wrists feel normal again after a long day of typing. The only negative I can think of, and this is a being a bit nitpicky, is that the keys when pressed could be quieter. Overall highly recommend.

Perfect in everything! Ergonomic in every way you want it to be! The backlit is very helpful to me.

la couleur est vraiment belle, j'ai eu une adaptation , car j'utilisais les droits. mais une fois fait, c est vraiment le fun, en plus j'ai moins mal aux poignets ! juste pour ca ca en valait la peine .

Wonderful keyboard and would definitely get another one.

I've been using this ergonomic keyboard for about a month now, and it's a pretty solid choice if you're looking to improve your typing comfort. The split design is definitely a step up from my old flat keyboard, and the wrist support has made a noticeable difference in how my hands feel at the end of long workdays.The keys themselves are low-profile and quiet, which I really appreciate. They have a nice, light touch that makes typing feel smooth and effortless. The media controls are conveniently placed in the middle of the keyboard, and they work well for adjusting volume and skipping tracks without taking my hands off the keys.However, there are a couple of things to note. First, the keyboard is quite wide, which might be an issue if you have smaller hands or limited desk space. I found myself occasionally hitting the wrong keys or not pressing them hard enough, especially when I first started using it. It took me a little while to get used to the wider key spacing after being used to a narrower keyboard.Another minor quirk is that some keys sometimes register as double-taps, which can be annoying when you're in the middle of typing a document. This hasn't been a major issue for me, but it's something to keep in mind if you rely heavily on precise key inputs.Overall, this keyboard has improved my typing experience and comfort level, but it might take some adjustment if you're used to a more traditional layout. If you have larger hands or are willing to adapt, it’s definitely worth considering.