X9 Wireless Ergonomic Keyboard - Split Keyboard with Cushioned Wrist Rest - Type Comfortably Longer - 110 Key Curved Ergo for Laptop, Desktop Computer PC, Surface, Chromebook, Notebook

Great keyboard! It's very quiet and responsive using the wireless dongle. It's taking some adjusting to, but I'm glad I upgraded to this.

Quiet and a great value soft keys. Had for over a year with no problems.

I first got a split key ergonomic keyboard ages ago. It as a wired KB. At first, I thought it was a little weird, but as I got used to it the darn thing was really good. At that time, I wasn't much of a typist, but that KB made it easier for me to learn. It help keep my hand separated forcing me to keep one hand on one sideEventually I went to the Logitech KB K350, because they were wireless split KB. I ended uip buying one about every 2 years, because of wear and tear on them, for about 10 years.So, finally I started to try other newer. I've tried to use a Nulea which was good, but it ate up battery power like crazy.So, I bought a Peious rechargeable that worked well but had a notebook KB configuration and was 2 inches shorter than normal It also had 2 Bluetooth connections along with the 2.4 receiver. The problem was I couldn't get use to the KB notebook config.Which brings us to this one. The XP. I can't at this time gauge it's durability and I don't like not having the Bluetooth connect, but I can say this for sure.I love the fact I don't run out of battery power and all I have to do to keep typing is to plug in a USB b plug and I can keep going. The typing is smooth and the keys responsive. I don't know if the keys will start to lock up in a couple of years, but they do feel smoother than the Logitech KB's, so I think this one will last a long time.What I don't like is the fact it's not a USB c plus and I don't have the options to use a Bluetooth connect, so it lost the one star, but I will definitely buy this one or it's brother again, when I wear this one out. Hopefully in 3-4 years instead of a year and half to 2 years.

I bought this keyboard in August, 2021. It was used heavily in an office and was flawless up until January, 2025. It finally bit the dust and I just ordered another one just like it! For the price I'm satisfied!

What I wanted was to separate my hands and avoid crossover mistakes. This keyboard accomplished this and more. I didn't realize that before, my hands and wrists had to be removed from the keyboard to ease and clear aches by rubbing. Once I started using this keyboard, this discomfort ceased to exist. In addition, I am able, despite this keyboard being much larger, to utilize more of my desk space because I could place it at a greater distance from the edge. That left me without my arms and/or wrists hanging over the edge. I noticed that before, I had to do that because I constantly had to watch from a closer angle just to keep my hands from so frequently hitting the wrong keys. An added benifit of that was no more painful creases under my forearms, wrists and elbows. I got my money's worth with this product.

I bought this on 11/1/24. It worked fine until 5/18/25. It disconnected from my computer and now it will not sync back up with my computer, regardless of how many times I reset it.

It is not real comfortable. The number 5 mark is so small and on the bottom of the key that it is hardly felt. The space bar is split into two parts instead of one long bar.

Full keyboard (includes number pad to the right side). The arrow keys are separated from the surrounding keys to help with identifying the keys to not look down.I like that I do not have to use batteries. It is rechargeable. I plug it in to the computer. I can use it fully charged wireless or, if it is not charged, use it with the charger. It doesn't take that long to charge. And, it takes a while to lose charge.It also has an on and off switch in the back.The wrist wrest is not removable. But, it is comfortable.I had this item for few months now. I definitely would recommend.