ProtoArc Backlit Wireless Ergonomic Keyboard, EK01 Plus Full Size Ergo Keyboard with Wrist Rest, Split Design, Rechargeable, Bluetooth and USB, Natural Typing Compatible with Windows/Mac/Android,Black

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

This keyboard is a delight to use. I wasn't sure if I would be happy with this type of keyboard as I am a fast touch-typist (over 100 wpm) and had read that these key types weren't that good for fast typing. But I've found exactly the opposite to be true. I'm actually typing faster now on this keyboard! The ergonomic design is perfect for maintaining a healthy posture of your wrists while typing. It's a full-size keyboard which is great as I use all of the functions and additional keys everyday. I like the quietness of the 'clickiness' of the keys. Not overly loud, just a nice responsive sound as I type. The backlighting is truly a plus! I've never had a keyboard with back lighting before and now I wonder how I ever got along with it! Especially for typing in dimly lit areas or at night. Highly recommend.

This is my first venture into using a split keys keyboard. I have taken a different job that requires me to type a significant amount of my day. I quickly developed a repetitive motion problem with my left picky from using the shift and CTRL keys to capitalize and copy paste. Using an ergonomic keyboard has changed the location of those keys so I didn't have to strain that finger to type. Additionally, the new position of my hands makes typing a good part of the day much easier on my hands and body. What makes this ergonomic keyboard stand out? The keys near the center remain near standard size. The space in the middle is allowed to naturally be there. The rest of the keyboard layout is similar to all the other 101 key keyboards so you do not have to adapt to a different key placement of special function keys. The media controls are in the space between the keys. I didn't have much of an opinion either way until I started using them to control the volume on the podcasts I listen to. The placement keeps me from having to find the correct controls on the function keys, It is back lit. I am not a trained touch typist and find myself looking at the keys fairly often to reset my fingers on the keys. It is rechargeable. I charge it at the end of the week and have not had a problem with it dying during my work week. If it did all you need to do is connect it to a USB C charging cable and it gets a full charge in about the same time as it does tour cell phone. You can use it while it is charging. The feel is great the keys have a good resistance and a comfortable travel distance when you push them. You might even find yourself pressing a little less. Maybe the most surprising thing is the heft of the unit itself. It weighs a significant amount. Much more than my Logitech I replaced it with. The advantage of this is it stays in place on my desk . I don't feel it sliding as I type. This is a problem, as I do have a lot of hand movement when I type, and I do not find myself having to reposition the keyboard before homing my fingers. When you type it feels solid on every key press. It has the ability to connect to multiple Bluetooth devices and still use the receiver provided to communicate with another without having to do anything beside pick the device on the orange keys. The wrist rest is padded and is something I didn't have on any other keyboard before this one. It definitely adds to the overall comfort of the unit.

I never write reviews, but this time I'll make an exception. The pics in other reviews are all good, so don't need to do that. This keyboard is a masterpiece. I type thousands of pages of transcripts a year, so I'm very specific and can't have a keyboard slowing me down. I could never make the transition to a mechanical keyboard even though they're currently all the rage. Kept hitting two keys at once. Used to use a Microsoft ergo which would wear out in a year or two. This thing feels like a Stradivarius to Microsoft's... much less nicer quality instrument 🤣 The ability to switch rapidly between multiple devices is also very nice. I'm on my computer, I have my iPad nearby, I press a button, BAM, my iPad has a keyboard. I press another button, BAM, back on the PC. Lastly, the thin molded key overlay is surprisingly great. I was pretty sure I would keep it off to the side and maybe use it if I were going to eat something near the keyboard... anticipating that I would be lazy and not use it in the end. Turns out, I prefer having it on all the time. Doesn't slow me down a tick and has a nice tactile feel to it. It feels nice to have built in protection against dust and debris getting under there. I've pulled entire keysets off keyboard to air blow them, which is a really tedious process. Good bye to that! Also, the battery is supposed to last for a YEAR. How far we've come with wireless devices!

I took a lot of time to decide on a new keyboard and wanted an ergonomic one like I have at home. This was an excellent choice as it is a full size and has the Insert, Home< Delete, End, PgUp, and PgDn, keys between the normal keys and the number pad. I really wanted that, as finger memory is critical. The nest thing is it also has hotkeys to switch between up to three systems. So I use this and their Proarc mouse for both my laptop and my work desktop. Very fast switching between the two, the only issue is that the mouse requires me to pick it up to change between the two but I can live with that. The keys have a great feel and the backlighting is good with three brightness levels. I have never purchased anything from this company, but I will replace my ergonomic Microsoft keyboard and gaming mouse with these same items probably after Christmas. This is a very functional keyboard and I absoultly love it.