Customer Ratings & Reviews

I started working from home when Covid came into play. My employer provided my computer, keyboard, and mouse, but with my desk allowing me to change it from a lower seated level, to standing level; the wired keyboard and mouse they provided was no longer convenient. I found this after researching wireless keyboards and I'm so glad I found it!!!! It is amazing. I do turn off my mouse at the end of my shifts to try to save the batteries a little more. (I don't know that it really helps, but it helps my crazy mind to do it.) I don't regret my purchase one bit! If you're thinking about getting this, stop thinking and just do it. You'll love it too!

I love this keyboard. I’ve purchased it multiple times. Really helps with my wrist pain issues. The mouse takes a bit to get used to, but once you get used to it this will be the only keyboard/mouse combo you will ever use!

This is a great, disposable keyboard. Great, because it really does what it claims re saving your wrists and allowing you to type for hours without damaging yourself. (It takes less than a day to get moderately comfortable switching from a traditional keyboard; about 2 weeks to forget altogether that you're using something different.) It's become so important to me that I buy one whenever I'm visiting somewhere more than a couple of weeks. Disposable because I've owned at least 6 in the last 8 years (i.e., six at home, not counting the ones I left in countries around the world after visits). What happens? One or both of two things. The lesser is, the battery runs out on the numeric keypad and--despite that it appears replaceable--I've never successfully replaced one. I don't really even use the keypad anymore; I just keep it around for the very rare number-crunching session and ignore it once it stops working. Second, and more seriously, at some point, the wireless connection to the keyboard starts to flake. The first few times it happens, it's the signal that keyboard batteries need replacing. However, at some point, replacing the batteries no longer stops the behavior: it keeps skipping keypresses and generally making productivity impossible. Time to buy a new one.... I'm serious about this being a good solution for the right situation. There are better ergonomic keyboards, but they cost hundreds more, most aren't wireless, and they tend to be infinitely customizable, which sounds great but in practice means endless fiddling with settings. If you're already injured, one of them may be a better choice unless the Sculpt happens to match exactly the way you need to hold your wrists and hands. But if you're doing this to prevent trouble (as I am), the Sculpt works great out of the box and just keeps working--until it doesn't. Buying a new one every 18 months works better for me than a fancy-dancy keyboard that I can't carry with me and that takes an hour to reset-up every time you move it. Your mileage may vary.

As a computer technical professional, I'm easily on a computer 10-12 hours a day. Having carpel tunnel for quite a few years now, the only style of keyboards I have been able to use are ergonomic keyboards. I tried out many of the original styles until the Microsoft Natural Ergonomic 4000 keyboards came out and used many of those for quite a few years. When it came time for a replacement, I was about to order another one of those but saw this new model and was interested in taking another stab at something wireless. I was hesitant at first due to the flat key design and separated keypad, but after a couple of months of using this new model I would never go back. The flat key design is actually much more responsive, and the new design shape actually increases the overall comfort level. The detached keypad has actually been nothing but amazing, allowing my mouse hand to be closer to the natural position since that is a movement made much more often than actually using the keypad. I've almost completely forgotten about my wrist pains as they never come around anymore. I would highly recommend this keyboard to anyone!

Was having issues with my wrist and my IT guy switched my office keyboard to this one a few years ago. I haven't switched back to a normal key board since so when I saw these were on sale I bought on for my friend and another for my home office! Note: it will take time to get use to typing on it. It took me about 2 weeks before I didn't look down all the time anymore.

If you're looking for a windows ergonomic keyboard, this model should be seriously considered. The downside, however, is the keypad which is not attached to the keyboard. The pros: 1) The keyboard is quieter than its sibiling and less expensive ergo keyboard. This is especially helpful when needing to type while on the phone. 2) Wireless keyboard and mouse connect seamlessly with my Dell laptop. 3) Ease of setup - the computer immediately recognized by the keyboard, keypad and the mouse. Cons 1) The angle of the keyboard takes some adjustment if you've been using the wired MSFT ergo keyboard 2) The keypad is not affixed to the keyboard. 3) The mouse is serviceable but isn't nearly as comfortable and functional as the logitech MX master wireless.

This keyboard is my absolute favorite. It takes some time getting used to, but has quickly become the only keyboard/mouse combo i will buy.

Best Keyboard I've ever purchased. It takes a little time to get used to, but once you get the hang of it, it is amazing!

Perfect for working at a desk helped me with my wrist pain

It’s a little tricky getting use to from a regular keyboard, adjusting took me about one week, however since then my typing has improved, no wrist pain and I’ve never had an issue with the connection

Everyone has their own preferences, but i love connecting to my big screen TV and just sitting back with this wireless mouse and keyboard and surfing the web. Perfect size keyboard! I don’t game so I can’t comment, but productivity is great with this setup.

I absolutely love this combo. I can leave my laptop sitting on a side table and type on the keyboard in my lap. The mouse sits comfortably in the palm of my hand and rests on my armrest when I'm typing. By having the number pad separate, you can sit it aside or hold it in your hand when you have to type in strings of numbers or calculations.

I have used ergonomic keyboards for probably 20 years. I always used the wired Microsoft one. It was great. Recently my wired keyboard died. So I was looking to get a new one. This one came up and I decided to upgrade and get a wireless. I absolutely love this keyboard. I work from home and sometimes have to take my laptop and keyboard with me to work in other locations. This keyboard, number pad and mouse fit nicely in the my laptop bag. My old keyboard was huge and did not. I type all day long and this keyboard is so comfortable to use.

This is really good and make my life very easy by using it from anywhere in house . Using this as in my daily job

Love this key board and mouse! Works great, wireless is so nice!

The Microsoft Sculpt does the trick for my physical needs. Currently have an ongoing tendinitis issue. With that said, one day it just stopped working. After all of the troubleshooting, I ended up bringing the unit back to Best Buy who helped determine it was the dongle. Great, I bought this in October of 2016, let's just exchange it. Can't do that. Must contact Microsoft to have product reviewed for warranty work. After, I'm not kidding, getting transferred to 7 different people, I was given to a "special group" that could "maybe" help me out. After standing on my hands, tap dancing, turning left and coughing I was able to convince them that they needed to honor the warranty. Several pictures, emails and days of awaiting email responses, I was given the okay to send the product back at my expense and they would ship me out a new one. I did my part and am awaiting the new product. In the mean time the tendinitis is getting worse and surgery is now on my calendar. Product works great if you NEVER EVER have a problem with it and have to work with Microsoft. I am still flummoxed as to why, after such a short time frame, I could not just exchange it at Best Buy. Don't they have people to package up faulty product to send back to Microsoft?

Once you switch to an ergonomic set up you won't go back. Before I switched I was having pain in my wrists because my keyboard was too small and uncomfortable. With the split setup of the Microsoft ergonomic keyboard my pain has gone away and I found I can type more effectively. Not having to deal with the wires on my desk is also a huge benefit.

Previously using the wireless mouse and keyboard that came with my pc, a Best Buy employee suggested switching to a different one to improve function. I switched to this Microsoft product and it was the best thing I could have done! It was like the difference between night and day! It has been awesome!

Easy to get used to and doesnt clutter your desk with wires. Great product.

I will keep my review short since I am typing this on my phone. I had the Microsoft Natural 4000 keyboard and loved it. I was looking for a replacement, wireless preferred, and this fit the bill. All in all this is a fantastic buy. Much lower profile than the 4000 or 7000, shorter key travel, and smaller overall size due to separation of number pad from the keyboard. That does throw off my typing rhythm however, since it makes the whole right side of the keyboard feel different. Something I am still working to get used to. I use it to move between one office and another and the light weight and small size definitely work for that. In short, I highly recommend .