NuleaRT05 Wireless Ergonomic Keyboard, Split Keyboard with Wrist Rest, USB-C Charging, 7-Color Backlight, Natural Typing, Bluetooth and USB Connectivity, Compatible with Windows,Mac

I used to have a Logitech ergo keyboard that my previous employer provided to me, and I loved that keyboard so I was going to buy one for myself... until I saw that they are selling for $124. So I shopped around and settled on this keyboard as it appeared to have the exact same layout as my Logitech for a much better price. I actually think I like this keyboard more than the Logitech. The keys have a soft-touch feel and have a nice button press feel and sound. The wrist rest is also nice feeling and not too bulky. One feature that I wished my expensive Logitech keyboard had but lacked was a backlight. This keyboard not only has a backlight but you can adjust both the brightness and the color, which is great. This keyboard is also rechargeable, where my Logitech took a AA battery. My only small annoyance about this keyboard is that when connected via bluetooth, the status light blinks blue once every so often, I guess to let you know it's still connected? It catches my eye and is distracting whenever it blinks, but it's not that big of a deal and I'm sure I'll get used to it. Overall I'm really happy with this keyboard and would recommend it.

I've been using a Microsoft Sculpt ergonomic keyboard for a long time, however they are not made any more. You can pay hundreds if you find one. This Nulea keyboard looked good so I gave it a try. My expectations were way exceeded with the following things: 1) The background color and settings for change was a pleasant surprise. Really good at night. 2) There is a slight tactile feedback from the keys! 3) The overall size is only a bit larger than the sculpt, which was a great surprise; 4) It's BlueTooth option worked great. Setup was a breeze. 5) it had feet to raise EITHER the front and/or the back. 6) It is very easy to type on.The only drawback I've found is that it needs to be charged with a cable. I do not know how long the charge lasts nor whether the charging cable can be left in all the time.I am so far thrilled with this purchase!

I really like this keyboard, I use it every day, it has helped my hand pain from typing a lot. My biggest complaints are that when you remove a key, it breaks the hooks that hold it in, this makes it impossible to clean under the keys; also the buttons take a bit more force to press than I would like, this is a much less impactful complaint, just that it makes my hands hurt faster and anyone with chronic hand pain may have issues after a long day of typing. I do still prefer this over the logitec model that has a negative tilt. I mostly wish I had more ability to clean under the keys.

I absolutely love this it takes a little while to get used to but worth it is so comfortable and make your everyday work easy. I'm an office manager and getting this was a game changer for me.

Really like the light up keyboard since I don't type alot it's going some getting used to the ergonomic placement but looks good works good for me.it handles my speed,the weight keeps keyboard placed solidly feels very well made I'm nota heavy typer the quality is better than expected Soooo easy to set plug and play. Came with 50%charge wem

I have relatively small hands, and this keyboard is perfect for me. It is ergonomic, and the keyboard lights glowing from it are nice too.

Look you may need to get used to the curved surface of the keys, but I want o say that it is not like the old MS curved boards that were, for me, impossible to type on. The cushioned wrist pad has a really comfortable feel and is helpful. I feel some keys are actually easier for me to get to without looking. I have not figured out how the whole top row of keys works yet, so I don't have much to say about that. For some reason that made it so that the space bar key clicks. It is the only thing that I don't understand. Maybe, for some people completely silent typing would have been annoying, don't know. I would recommend this.In the first few months, I contacted CS and they did not speak English well, and were not very thorough, but I went along with itMost recently (mid-December) keyboard went on strike. I am pretty computer savvy but everything that I would normally do to unlock a keyboard did not work, so I contacted CS again. They asked to see the invoice, which I provided, and they also asked to do a video, which I responded with, "What do you want to see that the green like is on and me pounding on the keys with no print showing up and my having to use the cumbersome on screen windows keyboard. I told them I had a paper I needed to finish typing up, but there was not response for days. I finally got an inexpensive wired keyboard and wrist pad. When I sent them an email saying that I was reporting them to BBB and the attorney general's office, suddenly I hear from them again with a lengthy response of a complicated process, of a type that in 30 yrs. I have never seen before, and a second process if that did not work. This info should have been sent to me immediately, when they heard what I had tried and they knew my keyboard was locked up. I told them that they were too late and this explanation should have been offered to me right away because my first email expressed what I had already tried. What I am telling you that their skimpy double sided info sheet that they send lacks effective trouble shooting methods, and they will make you sweat to get good information.