Belkin ErgoBoard Windows 108-Key Ergonomic-Design Keyboard

Rating:
Summary: Excellent product
Review: Although, being honest, I should admit that it's my first ergonomic keyboard, but I had a chance to use all kinds of other regular keyboards for more that 14 years of my computer-related experience. You must know that this keyboard appears to be highly reliable (so far), it's not light, it does have a very convenient key layout and a good key action. It's not noisy, not too easy or too hard to press. And yes, it does look cool. I never had an ergo keyboard before, because I don't believe in low-quality and overpriced MS products. Also, Logitech keyboards and too expensive and I never liked black keybaords, which Logitech somehow prefers to offer.
Belkin products usually offer a great value and reasonable quality (often their quality is higher-than-average), and this keyboard is no exception. It comes with a PS/2 to AT adapter ($5-8 value), which is necessary for users of older desktop systems or for those who use older types of keyboard extension cables.
Everyone in my household now wants one like mine, so I will probably order three more ErgoBoards. Also the Pro version should be considered by those who want a USB hub.

Rating:
Summary: Pretty good Keyboard
Review: I have this keyboard in black at the office and in white at home. It's comfortable and the 6 key is in the proper place. Don't presume that because it's a cheap price that it is not worth it. It's a great keyboard and I would buy it again.

Rating:
Summary: Great keyboard
Review: I have this keyboard in black at the office and in white at home. It's comfortable and the 6 key is in the proper place. Don't presume that because it's a cheap price that it is not worth it. It's a great keyboard and I would buy it again.

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Summary: Does not curve upwards like MS Natural Keyboard
Review: I looked at this keyboard in a store and discoverd that while it is called "ergonomic", it is flat. It doesn't curve up in the middle like ergonomic keyboards from Microsoft and Logitech. You can't tell this from the pictures on Amazon. However, the Belkin Ergoboard Pro does curve, but as I write this it is not for sale on Amazon.

Rating:
Summary: Pretty good Keyboard
Review: I would rate this keyboard 5 stars if it doesn't came with the annoying power key (on the top right hand side). Other than this, everything else is pretty good. The keys of this board are very crisp, not sticky like many other cheap ones I tried. The arm rest is also comfortable.
I have used many ergo designed keyboards before, such as Keyboards from Microsoft, Lite-on, Micro Innovations, Logitech, ...etc. But out of all them, I like this Belkin one the most due to its performance and price.

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Summary: Buy a Belkin, Go Insane
Review: The power and sleep buttons are the same size and height regular keys which make them easy to bump when using navigation keys or number pad. Almost all Belkin keyboards are like this. I'd bump them even when reaching for something on my desk and I'd lose hours of stupidly unsaved work. Waiting for your computer to start up again isn't fun either. Other times I'd bump the sleep button, which was less disastrous, but just as infuriating. Adding insult to injury, the power button would not turn the computer back on or wake it. I finally ended up taking a hammer to it. Funny, now that it's in a thousand peices, it still works as well as when I first got it.

Rating:
Summary: Great touching typing keyboard.
Review: This is one of the few keyboards that actually puts the '6' key on the correct side of the split for touch typing. It has Great response, the keys work quickly. You can use a key combination other that wasd in a game without problems.

Rating:
Summary: Great touching typing keyboard.
Review: This is one of the few keyboards that actually puts the '6' key on the correct side of the split for touch typing. It has Great response, the keys work quickly. You can use a key combination other that wasd in a game without problems.