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Microsoft Surface Ergonomic Keyboard (Grey) $99 + Shipping (Free with Kogan First) @ Kogan

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I was looking for a different keyboard deal, when I stumbled across this one. I would buy one, but already own one.

Cheapest price I have seen, nothing close on camel3.

The Microsoft Surface Ergonomic Keyboard’s keytop geometry, split space bar and naturally arched shape protect you from wrist and hand strain and improve your typing form to speed up your words per minute.

Designed for productivity and advanced comfort
Natural arc and slope
Palm rest covered in stunning two-tone grey melange Alcantara
Built-in Bluetooth
Includes 2 x AAA alkaline batteries (preinstalled)
Up to 12 months battery life
The Microsoft Surface Ergonomic Keyboard’s double-cushioned palm rest uses a special, ultra-durable version of Alcantara with aesthetic, sensory and technical qualities unlike anything you’ve ever experienced.

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  • Is it really ergonomic? I want something like this but not sure if it really works.

    • +1

      I have the sculpt keyboard and yes it really does work

    • +1

      getting used to it take a while

    • +1

      Yeah I use the black version of this at work 8 hours a day and have for a few years now. I figure anything helps.

    • +3

      The form factor of this ergonomic keyboard has not changed for over 20 years. Only minor tweaks and build material. Logitech recently released a new keyboard in this form factor and iirc, they had some write-up saying this form factor being the most ergonomic in a bunch of studies. So it's safe to say it works.

      The only annoyance I have to say with this keyboard is that it can only connect to one device at a time. So, keep that in mind if you were planning to have it paired to more than 1 device.

      • Thanks for the info guys, just ordered one!

        • +2

          You won't regret it

          It takes about a week to get used to

          I used to get pain in my forearms before using these

    • +5

      Is it really ergonomic? I want something like this but not sure if it really works.

      They are great after you get used to them. I type much faster on them, just look at my comment count…

      This is the one I use…

      You can also program the top row of keys for things like auto-bold…

      • Lol, never know auto-bold exists as a function, it only happens erroneously when my keyboard hiccups. Thanks for the testimony jv, you’re a legend ;)

  • +2

    I've been using this keyboard nfor 7 years, I'm on my second as my first one became a bit worn, I couldn't go back to another type of keyboard

  • +1

    This keyboard was much better than a standard keyboard but personally wasn't enough for me with pretty bad RSI problems. I think it's a good option for early prevention and maybe mild pain but if you're already suffering from RSI problems I would recommend going for a fully split keyboard.

  • I have one at home, and one for work. It's annoying at first, but I find it good. Used this design (but my number pad is seperate) for 5+ yrs

  • Does anyone know if this works with Linux? Have been tempted by Microsoft keyboards but not sure if they would work with Ubuntu.

    • It's a USB keyboard, so it'll work with anything you can think of. Brand never matters

      • This is actually a Bluetooth keyboard. As long as Linux can pair to it, it should work.

  • You can get the sculpt with a mouse for only $20 more https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B075FG4TW6/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_g…

    • +1

      Different model

      • Yes hence the sculpt part

        • Kogan have that model as well.

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