Microsoft Natural Multimedia Keyboard | Reduces wrist and shoulder strain!

Microsoft Natural Multimedia Keyboard | GREAT!

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highly recommended

Take command of your keyboard experience in comfort and style! One-touch buttons take you directly to favorite multimedia activities: navigate music and video clips, surf the Web, start many of the programs you use most, and more! With custom blue accents and a stylish ergonomic design, this keyboard adds dynamic features and vibrant looks to any desktop. Integrated palm rest Sleep & Log Off Hot Keys Requires Windows 98 > XP & PS/2 port

Reduces wrist and shoulder strain!

I'm an MT so typing all day. This keyboard takes a little getting used to but is very worth it. With this I have no wrist pain/numbness at the end of the day. The 6 is on the wrong side and does take some adjusting but after a while that is no longer an issue. I highly recommend this one!

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GREAT!

I sure have enjoyed mine.It does make it alot easer to use.I'm glad i got it.

Microsoft Natural Multimedia Keyboard

the product was great but the seller failed to inform me that i needed an additional plug for the keyboard but it works fine and i'm satisfied. the purchase was prompt and i'd buy from this seller again.

Just shy of perfect

I've used this model at work for a couple of years and finally bought one for home after trying a wide and expensive variety of other ergo keyboards. This model is far better than the newer MS Natural 4000 as the key travel is more crisp - not cheap spongy feeling. It is much less expensive than specialized, adjustable ergo keyboards. The angle at the split is very comfortable. Once you adapt to it, regular straight keyboards will drive you nuts - you'll never go back. The only drawback is that this is a PS/2 keyboard - laptop user's beware. An adapter will allow use in a USB port, but all the media keys will be inoperative (for every adapter I tried). Get a docking port that has PS/2 port built in.

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Great for my wrists, not for my Mac

I bought this for a Mac and it works but a lot of the features don't work, especially with programs like Dreamweaver. It was really well priced, and has really helped my carpel tunnel issues so I can't really complain too much. I did have to get a cord to connect it to a USB plug but that wasn't too pricey, if you need to convert to USB just be careful to get the right cord. The only one I found has another plug for a mouse as well but I don't use that because I have a super sweet mighty mouse from apple that's USB, so it is kind of annoying having less USB ports to work with... if I want to plug a camera in I have to unplug my mouse, of course I could get a USB splitter to remedy this but all these extra tools start to drive up the price of the keyboard. The other main annoyance--only applies to Mac users--is that I have to use another program, like i-Tunes, to eject the disc since there's no "open" button, and then I just have to push it closed. But all in all I'm fairly happy with it.

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