Price: $59.99 - $49.99
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Product Description

1 Split Design

2 Great Natural Arm Posture

1 Integrated Wrist Cushion

2 110-Key Layout

1 For Pc and Chrome

2 USB-A Wired

When Comfort Matters.

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Customer Reviews

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281

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Description

Keyboard with Wrist Rest

Ergonomic Keyboard Wireless

Multimedia USB Keyboard Wired

Wired Keyboard and Mouse Combo

Dual USB C mouse

USB Wired Mouse

Connectivity

USB-A Wired

2.4Ghz Wireless

USB-A Wired

USB-A Wired

USB-C and 2.4Ghz Wireless

USB-A Wired

Color

Black

Black

Black

Black

Space Gray

Black

Compatibility

Mac/Pc/Chrome

Pc/Chrome

Pc/Chrome

Pc/Chrome

Mac/Pc/Chrome

Pc/Chrome

Plug and Play

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Feel Better, Work Better: Long hours on the computer can be tough, however, we have a solution. With a user focused design, our ergonomic split keyboard will help you conquer your workload with less wrist discomfort.
Type Comfortably With A Cushioned Wrist Rest: The integrated cushion on the wired computer keyboard provides much needed support when typing. Your hand will be level with the keys for better comfort and efficiency.
Split Ergonomic Design | Natural Positioning: Unlike a traditional laptop keyboard that causes your hands to type in an awkward position, our wave keyboard promotes a natural hand position for less strain and fatigue.
Work Efficiently: The full-sized 110 key layout with 17 shortcuts and a numeric keypad will help you increase productivity. Also, the wired pc keyboard has LED indicators, an adjustable kickstand, and is plug and play.
Reviewer: GGC
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Simple, Functional, Quiet & Comfortable for those who value the feel of older MS natural keyboards
Review: --X9: I am very pleased with this X9 Ergonomic Performance Wired Keyboard. It is a less known brand and there are not many online video reviews, but it exceeded my expectations! The build quality is good enough, but of course not on the level of some mechanical keyboards. The keys are quiet when you type, which I prefer. The layout is close enough to the old MS Natural Keyboards from the 1990s, to make adjustment easy, and I like how the keys close to the center (like T-G-H-N) are wider. It has the little notches on the F and J keys which are a must for me, as I do not need to look at the keyboard when typing. It has some texture on the key surfaces, so your fingers do not easily slip off.Pressing the FN+ESC, lets you access operating system functions like Volume Mute on F11, which is quite useful; and a Windows Calculator toggle above the numpad.--Adesso: I also have a comparably priced, Adesso Ergonomic Wired Keyboard, which I also like, but when I first bought it, the Backspace Key would sometimes not respond; it has a smoother key surface (therefore not as firm of a finger hold), and noisier when you type. The build quality is also a little lower than the X9, but it gets the job done. The hands placement is more squished in and angled than the X9.--X9: Overall, I would highly recommend this affordable keyboard for daily: office use, internet browsing and casual gaming. Thank you X9 Company for making this simple, functional, affordable, responsive, comfortable and satisfying: wired ergonomic keyboard!

Reviewer: неизвестный
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: So far, a very solid and quiet keyboard suitable for big chested humans
Review: 08/25/23 - Update - Very happy with this keyboard. I wear hearing aids and my old (and abused)keyboard made a tremendous racket. I quickly adapted to this specific layout and other than missingmy center keys on the 4000, this has been a very good purchase with a convention layout. No weirdkeys in strange places.With a great deal of regret, I was forced to replace my 9 year old MS 4000 Natural Keyboard, which Microsoft discontinued years ago. They are still available, but sellers are asking $800 !!! for NEW models. I simply won't play that game. Used ones are always a gamble My own keyboard had millions upon millions of keystrokes and was falling to pieces. It also was deafening when I was doing high speed typing. With a hearing aid, the racket was insufferable.So, after giving up my pursuit of a new MS 4000, I stumbled across this very inexpensive similar style keyboard. This model has a split space bar which takes a minute to get used to, but after a couple days I'm back up to my usual speeds. The key touch is very soft which my cracked finger tips love.Even under a full on ten fingers of doom assault, this keyboard remains amazingly quiet. Perfect if you share a room with others. The cord connector is standard 5' long USB. I did not find a wireless model which I would have preferred.The palm wrest pad feels very high quality and hopefully will hold up for a very long time. The overall footprint is about the same length as the MS 4000, but the width is about 20% smaller, which on my TIny Desk (tm) frees up some much needed room. The layout itself is bog standard, so you have a middle group that handles the nav keys and a right group that is a standard keypad. No funky, weird layouts.Standard complement of 12 F keys that do double duty. Status lights are very small and discrete, and nicely located at the top of the keyboard. They are not obnoxiously bright like other keyboards, and the placement makes it a snap to see key status. The keys are a comfortable size with a tactile feel. Travel length is good.All in all, I am really liking this keyboard. So much so that I may want to buy another one for when I inevitably kill this new one. You can also raise the back of the keyboard, which makes it easier to type on.As a person with a very big rib cage, I simply cannot use any other style of keyboard. I look forward to years of use with this pup. Definitely a five star rating. Does anyone want to buy my small wireless MS Keyboard + Mouse????

Reviewer: Amazon Customer
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Not perfect, but very good
Review: I have small hands and was concerned about finding an ergonomic keyboard that would work for me. This one does. It took getting used to, of course, after decades of using a regular keyboard, but after the first week I was fine. It’s quieter than my previous keyboard, but not as quiet as I hoped. The keys are a little more comfortable than what I’m used to, although the J and F keys are very hard to feel - I have thought about adding a tiny dot of something to make them easier to identify. I also have had a minor issue with the keys not typing a letter unless I tap them in a specific way, but it may have been just while I was getting used to the new board. Overall, for the price I think it’s a good value and it is much more comfortable on my wrists and hands than a flat keyboard.

Reviewer: Christine Strang
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Nice split keyboard!
Review: Works great, love the split keyboard!

Reviewer: Teresa Romero
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Work needs
Review: Work keyboard, works very well comfort.

Reviewer: Ateric
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Ergo keyboard with an actual 101 key layout and low activation force.
Review: To avoid "product switching" scams, this review is for:X9 Ergonomic Keyboard Wired with Cushioned Wrist Rest - Type Naturally and Comfortably Longer - USB Wired Keyboard for Laptop with 110 Keys & 5ft Cable - Split Keyboard for PC, Computer Ergo KeyboardI'm very happy with this keyboard. It's nearly identical to a standard 104 key keyboard. The only change is the fn key on the right, which isn't an issue at all.The keys are actually low activation force which is fantastic. Quite frankly, I really don't understand why so many "ergonomic" keyboards require pressing so "hard".It's inexpensive and very much worth the price.I'm comparing this keyboard to the other keyboards I own:MS Sculpt wireless: Low profile keys are annoying. Non standard layout and detached numpad (which can slide around on use). Wireless can be a security issue for some environments.MS 4000 series (v1) [discontinued]: High activation force.MS Ergo (v1878): Non standard layout. Easy to hit the wrong key due to how it is laid out. I physically removed some of the keycaps to stop this.Kinessis Freestyle 2: Non standard layout. No numpad. Good keys. Great for people with really big backs though.Several mechanic keyboards, but none of them are split. All of them have great key feel.I don't recall the names of the keyboards I have returned. There were three of them I think.

Reviewer: Gabriel Cedeño Collins
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Es tal y como lo anuncian, buen reposamuñecas para conectar y usar, ya tengo mas de un mes usándolo y trabaja perfectamente, lo recomiendo.

Reviewer: Suzi H.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: This is almost better than the Microsoft 4000 ergonomic keyboard that I have used for the last decade or more. You won't be disappointed. Don't even bother buying the newer Microsoft ergonomic keyboard. It is absolutely awful and will cause you much distress.

Reviewer: jd***
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: am using it for several months already. good quality and keys also are soft

Reviewer: Fraser Warne
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: I love this keyboard! It is a great alternative to the MS 4000 ergonomic keyboard which is no longer available. This X9 keyboard has the 'kick stand' at the back to tilt it upwards like the MS 4000 does. Too many other ergo keyboards do not have that feature.I was so happy with this keyboard that I bought a second one for my home office.

Reviewer: César Contreras
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Hasta el momento muy buena calidad, sólo falta que me acostumbré a la forma, y que realmente me ayude a mitigar el daño por túnel carpiano, por cierto no me fijé y viene teclado en inglés así que no trae la ñ, es lo único que deben checar.