Nulea RT07B Wireless Ergonomic Split Keyboard Wrist Rest Natural Typing Bluetooth and USB Connectivity USB-C Rechargeable Compatible with

My work keyboard kept disconnecting or batteries would run out in the middle of a chat so wanted to find something that would be better on my wrist and wouldn’t die or disconnect constantly. Found this and just got it set up. First off, I can already tell my hands will not get nearly as tired when typing the design is perfect. Secondly it connected immediately to my computer. The palm rest is soft and comfy and feels amazing. The quality is great, I barely need to tap a key for it to respond unlike my other keyboard that I have to slam the key and then still sometimes misses I even hit it. I take chats all day so really needed something that worked and this has been amazing so far. Battery life seems really well too l. Came already charged and a few hours later still charged up. Very great keyboard! Read more

I bought this for work and I love it! Keys are quiet, and fingers glide around on the keyboard smoothly. Plugged it in, and it connected quickly. I've had it for over a month and it's perfect! Read more

This keyboard feels very nice and ergonomic right out of the box. The keys are impressively quiet, which is a big plus if you’re working all day or sharing a space and don’t want constant typing noise. Key presses feel smooth and consistent, making it comfortable for long typing sessions. The built-in wrist support is another standout feature. It’s well-cushioned, comfortable, and really helps reduce hand and wrist fatigue during all-day use. I also really like the layout—having both a directional pad and a full number pad while still maintaining a relatively compact footprint is a huge win. Desk space is limited for me, so this balance of functionality and size is essential. Overall, this is a well-designed, comfortable keyboard that’s great for productivity and extended use. If you want something ergonomic, quiet, and space-efficient, this one is easy to recommend. Read more

My beloved Microsoft 4000 keyboard finally started to act up after 17 years...not a typo. And other similar keyboards are outrageous in price so decided to try this after a bit of researching. While the keyboard is slightly smaller than the 4000, it doesn't seem to affect the way I type. The low keys are very similar to that of most modern laptops. My only start deduction is the number 0 key on the right is a bit further away and keep hitting the right arrow key. Along with that, the backspace is also a bit hard to reach at times. And the number key for whatever reason would reset each time I log in so it doesn't stay on forcing me to turn it back on. One thing I wish this had was a higher keyboard height feet. The highest doesn't seem to get high enough but I'm getting used to it. But for the most part, I got used to it quickly and do like the low profile style as it's more quiet to type. It's slimmer to it doesn't take up a lot of space either is very comfortable. Overall weight is dense so it doesn't feel like a cheap $10 keyboard. I was surprised how heavy the actual retail box was with the keyboard. Since it's on its own 2.4GHz bandwidth, I've had no issue with the key transmitting and able to use it while charging from the start. No software or driver to update. Just plugin the dongle and you're ready to go, at least with Windows 11! Read more

The number pad on the side is a little smaller than I'm used to, but overall this is a great replacement for my 15 year old MS reverse tilt ergo split keyboard! Read more

As a screenwriter, this keyboard is super comfortable. It took me a second to get use to it but it promotes natural posture which is nice. With other keyboards, I typically look down to make sure I’m hitting the right strokes but with this one, everything is naturally there, which has increased my typing speed. I use the USB connector to allow for fast connectivity just like my old keyboard so there’s no lag. Compared to the Logitech keyboard, which is this a replica of, it’s definitely a bang for your buck. $80-$100 less is a steal honestly. My only peeve is the loudness of typing compared to the Logitech keyboard but once you get going, you barely notice. The t does not take away from the rating though. Sucks that I can’t use it at work because I definitely would. Get this one! It works like a charm. Read more

For the price, it's decent but not great. The keyboard is a little cramped for me and the number pad is crammed in with the other keys, so I'm constantly hitting the arrow keys rather than zero. The feet on it allow it to sit at a comfortable angle and is stable. The battery life is terrible. I need to plug it in every day or every other day. My last keyboard would go a couple of weeks without needing charging. Read more

Love this keyboard! It's easy to set up and connect, it's lightweight and works great! Read more