[Fresh Wind]

I’ve been using Microsoft ergonomic keyboards for years. They take a bit of getting used to, but once I did that, I am uncomfortable working on a straight-across keyboard.

I will never again have a standard keyboard on my home computer.

Best feature-the way your arms are positioned in use, you have room between them for a dish of food (or a book or papers). Very convenient.

A caveat-if you’re a hunt’n’peck typer, you probably won’t like them.

IMHO, Microsoft’s ergonomic keyboards are the best product they make. I look forward to seeing the new one.

[Jonty30]

I think the ones that don’t have a problem with Microsoft keyboards are the ones that can touch type.

[Olog-hai]

I like to stay in practice on the typewriter. I think an ergonomic typewriter would be kind of expensive, never mind too practical . . . (of course, the Kremlin’s busy with typewriters these days)

[Durus]

I’ve used them as long as they have made them and I haven’t found anything to match them for pure typing. Generally I have two keyboards attached to my madchie though because while the ergo keyboard is great for typing it sucks for gaming.