Check the dimensions, but over all still a good keyboard
Too big for my current tray so I had to upgrade it. That’s not the sellers fault. Make sure to check the dimensions first. A great keyboard for a good price Read more

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Rated 4.4/5 across 1,178 reviews — well received overall.
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Too big for my current tray so I had to upgrade it. That’s not the sellers fault. Make sure to check the dimensions first. A great keyboard for a good price Read more
TECKNET Wireless Ergonomic Keyboard Quick summary: Great value ergonomic keyboard with comfortable key height, but the non-standard key layout may take time to adjust. Overall, the quality is good and it works well. I’ve been using an Apple keyboard for a long time because typical Windows keyboards have keys that are too tall and large, making them uncomfortable to type on. This keyboard, however, has a key height similar to Apple keyboards, which I liked. That said, the keys are still slightly larger, so it may not be ideal for people with smaller hands. There are some layout concerns. On most full-size keyboards with a number pad, the arrow keys are positioned between the main typing area and the number pad. On this keyboard, they are placed closer to the Shift and Enter keys, which feels awkward and inconvenient. There is also an extra key between the Command and Control keys, which differs from the Apple layout and takes time to adjust. A few other minor differences in key placement initially slowed down my work as well. In terms of material quality, Logitech keyboards are typically around $150, while this one is a little over half the price. As expected, Logitech feels more premium and solid, with a bit more weight. However, this keyboard doesn’t feel cheap like a typical $20–$30 option — the build quality is clearly better than that. I can also understand why Logitech is so popular. On the positive side, the ergonomic design really stands out. The size and curved shape help reduce shoulder strain and encourage a more open, natural posture while typing. If the key layout differences and slightly larger keys (the size of the key concern is more for Mac user) don’t bother you, this is a great, affordable option. The connection is stable with no noticeable lag. Super easy to connect to the computer via Bluetooth. The attached photo compares this keyboard (black) with the Logitech Ergo K860 Wireless (grey). The Logitech has a more pronounced curve and a slightly higher profile. Keep in mind that narrower keyboards can cause your shoulders to roll inward, so it’s worth choosing one that supports your posture and comfort. Read more




The enter key by the number pad doesn’t stay on. I can’t return because I can’t type without it. I have to buy another THEN send this back. Other than that, the keyboard is ok. I will see how long it stays charged and how often it needs to be. Read more
Super easy to connect and use. Could work better if it were heavier. Excellent deal for the money. Read more
Used this 3 days last week and a couple hours this morning before it died and quit typing. Sad because I did like this keyboard but I need something that is not going to stop working 3 1/2 days of getting it. It was charged so it wasn’t the battery that I know of. Read more
Comfortable, quiet, and efficient. The ergonomic build reduces fatigue, multimedia shortcuts boost productivity, and the wireless connection is stable up to 10 meters. Very satisfied! Read more
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