Ergonomic Keyboard, Wired Computer USB Keyboard with Wrist Rest, Spill-Resistant, Wave Keys for Natural Typing, Compatible with Windows/PC/Laptop(Black)

Comfortable, Reliable, and Worth Every Penny!
I’ve seen some complaints about this keyboard, so let me address those first: yes, it makes noise—but it’s just normal keystroke noise, nothing loud or distracting. Honestly, compared to the old-school typewriters I grew up on, this is whisper quiet. Definitely not worth fussing over.Now, onto the good stuff: the wave-style keys are fantastic! They feel so natural under my hands—far more comfortable than a split keyboard, in my opinion. The layout makes typing easy and smooth, and the built-in wrist rest has made a noticeable difference in reducing strain during long typing sessions.For the price, you can’t beat this keyboard. It’s reliable, ergonomic, and just plain comfortable to use. I’m very happy with my purchase and won’t use anything else going forward. Highly recommend!

Nice keyboard design & layout but noisy & cheap feeling
Been looking for replacement for my very well loved MS Natural 2000 (OK i’ve worn out many of them over the years but they stopped making them long ago). This RECCAZR is dang near perfect replacement for that in many regards. heck I’m typing this review on it now. I love the slight curve like the MS 2k had but this also has a vertical wave more like some of the other Natural models which isn’t so pronounced to be an issue & minimal adjustment from the 2k. Love that it’s corded so no need to worry about batteries or a dongle to lose mix up or go bad. LOVE that it’s a standard layout with insert delete etc in the proper places. I don’t miss the media buttons since i rarely used those anyway. But this keyboard is VERY VERY noisy typing on it. Not an old school micro switch noise but rattling plastic sound like dozens of tiny people dancing on the keys. It’s so loud it’s distracting to myself let alone people in the same room or heck other end of the building. So that’s a huge annoyance for this particular keyboard that might not be tolerable. Also the keys seem loose and rock slightly especially the enter & tab keys as if they’re not supported very well & likely part of why the keys are so loud when typing. So I’ll try to use this keyboard & overlook the flaws since it is comfortable to use & feels familiar coming from Microsoft Natural 2000 but I suspect I’ll have to move on to another keyboard that I tested which doesn’t have those issues but unfortunately has non standard layout which would require a lot of habit breaking. This really could be a 5 star keyboard if the key quality was upped.

Very nice for the wrists
Comfortable ergonomic keyboard with a nice wrist rest and quiet keys. Great for long typing sessions. I work typing all day long so this was a very nice change to my workstation. Solid value for the price!

Noisy, cheap
This keyboard is one they’d employ for those clackety-clack ads. I’ve never used a keyboard so noisy, and it feels cheap, but it is cheap, so I got what I paid for. That’s why I gave it 4 stars, I got what I paid for.I decided to go to a wired keyboard while using my wireless mouse because I tried 3 times to find a (expensive) mouse/keyboard combo and ended up dissatisfied with one or the other. So I bought a wireless mouse for my desktop and the wired keyboard is fine since I’m not trying to move it around.Someone who uses a keyboard on her/his lap might prefer a wireless keyboard combo, but they’ll have to pay up for the privelege and hope they like the performance of both. When you have both wireless and one fails, it’s not like you can add another wireless component, which I tried, too much interference no big surprise.Addendum: I make more typos with this keyboard than with others because the keys move too easily. I find myself striking 2 keys when I don’t hit the desired key perfectly centered. I won’t further lower the star rating for the same reason as before, it’s a cheap keyboard and the price is right for such a cheap keyboard.