Kensington Pro Fit K75402US Ergonomic Wireless Keyboard - Grey

I know it is called a 'mouse', but it shouldn't squeak when I roll the navigation wheel.

Also, the keyboard often misses strokes particularly when starting to type after a period on inactivity. The rests for one's wrists are nowhere near as comfortable as my old Microsoft ergonomic keyboard. I know it is called a 'mouse', but it shouldn't squeak when I roll the navigation wheel.

Also, the keyboard often misses strokes particularly when starting to type after a period on inactivity. The rests for one's wrists are nowhere near as comfortable as my old Microsoft ergonomic keyboard.

The best Service ever when a person is suffering from pain I ordered the ergonomic keyboard and mouse one day and was delivered the next day which is outstanding The best Service ever when a person is suffering from pain I ordered the ergonomic keyboard and mouse one day and was delivered the next day which is outstanding

PB tech service was great. Answered all my questions and were very helpful. Plus the purchase price was great. PB tech service was great. Answered all my questions and were very helpful. Plus the purchase price was great.

I purchased my keyboard and mouse bundle just over a year ago. The keys are very far apart, and I'm having to stretch to reach all the keys when touch typing. I still to this day still miss the correct keys because I'm misjudging them. Recently keys are sticking quite heavily, or aren't completing the circuit when pressed, so having to double type quite often in a way that feels 'laggy'. The front of the keyboard itself doesn't go very high, so I still have some /wrist muscle strain for typing 'flat' instead of on the vertical. The left hand wrist pad doesn't come around the keyboard far enough, so I find myself leaning on the very edge...view more I purchased my keyboard and mouse bundle just over a year ago. The keys are very far apart, and I'm having to stretch to reach all the keys when touch typing. I still to this day still miss the correct keys because I'm misjudging them. Recently keys are sticking quite heavily, or aren't completing the circuit when pressed, so having to double type quite often in a way that feels 'laggy'. The front of the keyboard itself doesn't go very high, so I still have some /wrist muscle strain for typing 'flat' instead of on the vertical. The left hand wrist pad doesn't come around the keyboard far enough, so I find myself leaning on the very edge of the pad, whereas because the right hand side has the numericpad, there is enough room for that wrist. The mouse is generally fine, however like the keyboard, there's not enough 'lift' under the thumb to make it truly ergonomic. But it's better an a straight mouse, and don't tend to have many issues' just find myself still leaning on the mousepad when using, rather than wrist up.

Feels very cheaply built. Key presses have no feel and double/missed presses are common. The mouse has a good shape but is light and feels flimsy. It does not activate on movement, a key press is required, For the cost that the company paid for this keyboard/mouse combo it is extremely disappointing and feels like $20 hardware. Was hoping for a good replacement for the Microsoft ergo and it's faults, got this. Feels very cheaply built. Key presses have no feel and double/missed presses are common. The mouse has a good shape but is light and feels flimsy. It does not activate on movement, a key press is required, For the cost that the company paid for this keyboard/mouse combo it is extremely disappointing and feels like $20 hardware. Was hoping for a good replacement for the Microsoft ergo and it's faults, got this.

I purchased this keyboard with the hopes it could replace my aging Microsoft split keyboards.

- The construction feels cheap.
- The wrist pad is not large enough to fully support my hands.
- The membranes are soft and squishy. It feels like a cheap $10 AliExpress special keyboard.
- The keyboard does not "tilt" up high enough compared to the old microsoft keyboards.
- The mouse is light and does not have any weight to it.

If you are looking for a replacement for the old Microsoft keyboards, look else where. I purchased this keyboard with the hopes it could replace my aging Microsoft split keyboards.

- The construction feels cheap.
- The wrist pad is not large enough to fully support my hands.
- The membranes are soft and squishy. It feels like a cheap $10 AliExpress special keyboard.
- The keyboard does not "tilt" up high enough compared to the old microsoft keyboards.
- The mouse is light and does not have any weight to it.

If you are looking for a replacement for the old Microsoft keyboards, look else where.

Been looking for a good ergnomic mouse for a while, and this was perfect. Would have been better if I could have got just the mouse separately but that's fine. Been looking for a good ergnomic mouse for a while, and this was perfect. Would have been better if I could have got just the mouse separately but that's fine.

I have previously used the Microsoft Sculpt and I should've stayed with that. The keys on the keyboard have a weird slippery feel and I make frequent typos as the keys just feel as if they are too small and too close together. It also has a rather unpleasant clacking sound to it compared to other keyboards. The mouse is way too small for my hand to be comfortable and the extended bottom edge makes it hard to use with the cushioned mousepad I'm using for wrist support. The extended edge offers no extra support as it is in the cupped part of my palm and doesn't make any contact with my hand at all. I have medium to large hands, this device...view more I have previously used the Microsoft Sculpt and I should've stayed with that. The keys on the keyboard have a weird slippery feel and I make frequent typos as the keys just feel as if they are too small and too close together. It also has a rather unpleasant clacking sound to it compared to other keyboards. The mouse is way too small for my hand to be comfortable and the extended bottom edge makes it hard to use with the cushioned mousepad I'm using for wrist support. The extended edge offers no extra support as it is in the cupped part of my palm and doesn't make any contact with my hand at all. I have medium to large hands, this device might be more comfortable for someone with small/extra small hands. I'll be looking to sell this quickly and moving back to Microsoft Sculpt.