Microsoft Keyboard Reviews

Reviews for this Microsoft keyboard (7 expert reviews (rating 80 / 100) • 2207 user reviews): "Very comfortable, wrist rest and palm lift, multiple programmable buttons...Split-key design not for everyone...That's why the Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 has to live up to a lot of hype...The 4000 comes with a palm lift that snaps in beneath the wrist rest, giving you a downward-sloping typing surface...The 4000 also boasts many advanced features you don't often find in a keyboard......"

Reviews for this Microsoft keyboard (11 expert reviews (rating 78 / 100) • 254 user reviews): "It's definitively on the expensive side, but the Microsoft Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 6000 earns its price-tag thanks to assured build quality, excellent ergonomics and great flexibility...As such, if you do want a small, compact keyboard and number pad, we heartily recommend it...We've reviewed plenty of Microsoft keyboards over the years but the Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 6000 is the company's thinnest keyboard yet...All these materials are pretty durable and overall build quality is excellent, too..."

Reviews for this Microsoft keyboard (3 expert reviews (rating 65 / 100) • 603 user reviews): "The Microsoft Wireless Keyboard and Mouse 1000 Desktop lets you navigate with ease and without the inconvenient clutter of wires...Experience the ease and convenience that wireless keyboard and mouse products offer, and say good-bye to tangled cords and clutter...An optical sensor tracks the wireless mouse movement, giving you greater durability, increased speed, improved accuracy, and more consistent performance..."

Reviews for this Microsoft keyboard (5 expert reviews (rating 70 / 100) • 139 user reviews): "Programmable hotkeys loaded with features mouse works on almost any surface inexpensive...Mouse buttons require too much fingertip pressure glossy black plastic shows smudges and scratches easily...If you’re willing to accept some compromises, Microsoft has a very good combo package including both with more features than you might expect for $80—and the mouse and keyboard are wireless, to boot...Compromises made here aren’t ill-advised, but we’ll discuss..."

Reviews for this Microsoft keyboard (1 expert review (rating 70 / 100) • 94 user reviews): "As its name suggests, the Microsoft Comfort Curve Keyboard 3000 has comfortable, ergonomically inspired contours, and it's also affordable....The keys feel a bit mushy, and the glossy plastic surrounding the keys attracts fingerprints....He parlayed that acclaim into his current role as a senior editor in charge of CNET's desktop, printer, and peripheral device reviews...The curved, contoured shape of the keyboard is a dramatic departure from standard keyboard..."

Reviews for this Microsoft keyboard (3 user reviews): "This keyboard does not have a lot of flex like other cheap keyboards...Key caps seem to wear off after a year or so of heavy usage...Unless you're a serious typist, this is a great simple keyboard with no crazy media buttons or any extra fluff..."

Reviews for this Microsoft keyboard (1 expert review (rating 80 / 100) • 175 user reviews): "Comfortable, great photo tools...Pricey, mouse for right-handers only...This input device combo features a 3-year warranty and retails for over $100, making it a bit pricey for the average user...However, if you're a photo editor who wants a keyboard and mouse set with the appropriate tools, Microsoft's Wireless Optical Desktop 5000 provides the best input devices for handling digital images...One of the mouse's thumb buttons is set to the Magnifier tool, which..."