Defects but unique at this price

The main advantage of this keyboard is to provide an ergonomic design at an affordable price. It is of course not as good as the excellent Microsoft Sculpt of several ways: the keys are noisier (especially the space bar) and typing is less pleasant, the mechanism of the keys seeming to be correct invoice without domes. The main drawback to an ergonomic keyboard is its breadth: it is indeed much larger than a normal keyboard because of the spacing introduced the milieu of the keyboard. Therefore, the mouse is found grossly deported on the right, and its use can hurt the shoulder - strange for an ergonomic keyboard.

But if one has only thirty euros to put in an ergonomic keyboard is the only choice and at that price it's not a bad choice. For my part, I would recommend the Sculpt if you can afford to shell out a few dozen extra € for an ergonomic keyboard. This keyboard can do the trick widely as adjunct keyboard for anyone who practices the ergonomic keyboard. For it is true that once we start the ergonomic keyboard, it's hard to get back to traditional keyboards - ultimately less for a reason to button layout (Microsoft ergonomic keyboards keeps a traditional distribution of keys Unlike others who redisposent the keys colonnes.et require significant adaptation time) and comfort.

[Update] I removed one star because after seven short months of daily use, the keys are beginning to lose their texture and become smooth. Microsoft has probably used by one of the cheapest plastic that can be used for a keyboard. Disappointing.