ProtoArc Wireless Ergonomic Keyboard, EK01-NL Ergo Bluetooth Keyboard, Split Design, Palm Rest, Natural Typing, Multi-Device, Rechargeable, Windows/Mac/Android (Basic Version)

I was looking a keyboard for my road rig comparable to my Microsoft Sculpt split keyboard with a pretty specific wish list, and it checks every box and then some. Not only that, but the thing feels nice and solid actually looks pretty attractive and fancy despite the relatively low price point.There are 2 small caveats I noticed, but this thing way exceeded my expectations and I'm really wishing I would have forked out the extra $30 or so for the set that comes with the mouse...Small 2 caveats - it auto shuts down to preserve battery, so you the first key after it's been sitting seems unresponsive because it's waking up the keyboard. That, and the "Windows Logo" key doesn't have the Windows Logo on it - it has something else, but it works the same.Wish List:1. Ergonomic split-style. Check! Not only do I get the split keyboard, but it has both front and rear fold-out stand things to raise either the front or rear of the keyboard to fit your posture style - bonus! (the sculpt had a detachable stand thing - easy to lose just like the transceiver.2. Bluetooth connectivity - Check. Can actually swap between 3 different devices - the sculpt was limited by the little transceiver that renders the keyboard useless if you lose it (on the road which I have).3. Portability - Check. This thing fits nicely into my "tech road backpack" along with my 16" laptop and 17" portable monitor.4. Number keys attached to the main keyboard - Check. The sculpt had a separate awkward 10-key pad which did well for the portability size, but not very practical.

I bought this keyboard to assist my sore arm and make using the computer a more pleasant time. Works extremely well and is a great design.

I’ve been looking for mac ergonomic keyboard. This one check all the boxes for me. I like the physical feel of pressing the keys. Another important thing is that pgup, pgdown, home, end work using the fn combination. It also can switch to multiple bluetooth device quickly, so I just use this one keyboard for mac and PC

The battery life exceeds expectations. I use this for work and I do customer service for 10 hours. At the end of my work shift, I’m able to continue working on my personal business without connecting the charger. Connectivity is sometimes tricky and could be easier but holistically I love this keyboard!

Previously I had used a microsoft wireless keyboard (USB) and tried Logitech (also USB), and the problem I had with both is that there were times when what I was typing would not show up on the screen, intermittent bouts of disconnection. It was not constant but it was super annoying when trying to type emails, it made me want to smash the keyboard at times! But this keyboard is bluetooth, I have had for two weeks and done plenty of typing, no problems like that at all. I was a bit disappointed when I saw that the keyboard had to be charged instead of having batteries, but I have had for two weeks and it is still on the first charge, so it's not like it has to be charged frequently. Anyway this has been the best wireless keyboard I've tried, very grateful and happy with it, works so much better than the two USB's that I had before, both of which worked miserably!

Comfortable to type on and nice feeling keys.

So, I like the ergonomic split and the feel of the wrist rest on this one. I also like the fact that the keys are soft to touch and quiet. Unfortunately, I don’t like some other things that really matter (to me). One - the CTRL button is only on one side. I do a lot with Excel and Windows where not having that button on the right side really delays my processing. Next is the fact that the Home button is on the number pad and I assume only works when you turn numLK off. For an accountant, I need numLK on and I need the home button to take me home. A third issue is that it sometimes doubles the letters I type, so if I type a number 1, when I look back, there will be 11 instead. This messes with passwords and quick emails. I would probably suffer through anything else if it weren’t for those two things, but they delay my work more than I like, so it has to go back. Hope the review helps.

I was so happy to find this keyboard. I had the Jelly Comb version, which I'd tried to find recently to replace my old one - some keys are worn out - and couldn't find it anywhere. I'd ordered a Logitec ergo wireless keyboard, but it was 'too ergo' and I couldn't adjust to it, and it wasn't rechargeable - used batteries.I stumbled upon the fact that Jelly Comb had merged with ProtoArc, and found this keyboard, which is the exact layout as my old Jelly Comb. I don't need the back-lit option, and this is just an incredible keyboard for the price (currently 39.95 - a drop of about 20 bucks in the last 10 days). Ordered two, while the price is so low.The Bluetooth connects easily and auto-connects every time my computer is turned off and on. The keys are very quiet, the layout is efficient and what I'd consider fairly compact for a typical ergo wireless keyboard. Rechargeable with a USB-C, which I have close by - use it to also charge my mouse.Highly recommend for comfort and ease of use!