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Fellowes (98915) Keyboard
- Input Interface Type: Keyboard
- Connectivity: Cable
- Platform: PC
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My favorite erg keyboard
Pros
Layout alleviates strain, key pressure and noise are good, long lasting
Cons
No Cons.
Recommended it?
Yes
The Bottom Line:
After using several other ergonomic keyboards, this is the best one. It's comfortable, keyboard layout is great (sleep key is far away from commonly used keys), price is great.
I have used about four or five other split keyboards over the years and this one is by the far the best ergonomic keyboard I have purchased. I bought another one just like it for the office. The ergonomic layout is great - I can type for hours without feeling the pressure on my wrists. I initially moved to this kind of keyboard when my wrist and forearm began hurting during the day. It stopped immediately after buying a split keyboard. As far as the split keyboards - this one is top notch.
The pressure you use to type is just perfect. The noise is relatively quiet. In fact, I wound up with this keyboard when my co-workers insisted I get rid of Microsoft split keyboard for being too loud. Keyboard buttons work with no drivers required - just plug it in and you're ready to go.
I spilled most of a coke into the keyboard and it still worked. But the coke made some of the keys stick so I replaced it. After getting the replacement, I decided to take the old one and douse it again, this time with glass cleaner. I've rinsed it twice and it still works.
I have a PS2 and USB model. The USB model does come with a PS2 adapter.
The pressure you use to type is just perfect. The noise is relatively quiet. In fact, I wound up with this keyboard when my co-workers insisted I get rid of Microsoft split keyboard for being too loud. Keyboard buttons work with no drivers required - just plug it in and you're ready to go.
I spilled most of a coke into the keyboard and it still worked. But the coke made some of the keys stick so I replaced it. After getting the replacement, I decided to take the old one and douse it again, this time with glass cleaner. I've rinsed it twice and it still works.
I have a PS2 and USB model. The USB model does come with a PS2 adapter.
