Microsoft Comfort Curve Keyboard 2000
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Microsoft Comfort Curve Keyboard 2000 |
| Feature | Comfort Curve Design Place your hands naturally and work comfortably using the distinctive and ergonomist-approved Comfort Curve design. Ultra-Thin Profile Save desk space with this keyboard’s ultra-thin profile. Spill-Resistant Design No need to stop living when you start working — these keys resist spills Easy to Set Up and Use Just plug in and start typing — no special software or setup required |
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Author: P
This is my second keyboard, the first one still works great after 4 years. It types quietly and is very comfortable. I can't type quite as fast on this as I do with a keyboard with full key travel but I can still get 70+ wpm on this. No complaints at all.
Author: soulfulnotes
A good, ergonomic keyboard with no fancy extras. I got this as a replacement for the stock keyboard that came with my Dell PC but had started to wear out and was becoming less responsive. The layout is comfortable to use and typing is effortless. A great value for the low price. I've only had it for a month or so, and it's been good so far.
Author: Guitarteck
This is a very nice keyboard that met my expectations perfectly. It has exactly the same feel and layout as the wireless version . It was a big improvement over the keyboard that came with my Dell Studio.
Author: Mostlydead
I know it is just a keyboard, and an inexpensive one at that, but I hate adding to landfill. I have owned two of these over the past 5 years. I like the layout and responsive keys until they fail to respond. The first one I had was NOT moisture resistant at all, small drips of water killed a couple of keys. I purchased the same model that stated it had improved moisture resistance and it lasted 3 yrs. Now the main Enter key is dead. I own some simple keyboards that I have used for 10+ yrs that are still good, why can't I get the same longevity in a new ergonomic keyboard?
