While it isn't cheap, the Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Desktop's stylish and comfortable design, simple setup, and solid typing experience make it worth the price tag.

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  Stylish design, Comfortable typing experience, Function-key toggle, Only one USB dongle needed for mouse, keyboard, and numeric pad

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  Pricey, Split keyboard takes some getting used to

Can't complain, it's free with points and it works well enough. No frills but gets the job done for a low traffic PC. Signal could be better, but meh.

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  A free wireless keyboard and mouse, Works well enough

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  Not sure why it has a split spacebar, Mouse is an odd shape

I love the design. This keyboard helped the pain in my wrist from years and years of typing -- however, it also fell apart within just a few months. The scissor structure underneath the keys break easily.

I am a 23-year transcriptionist. I have used the Natural ergonomic keyboard for years. It is too big and bulky for my keyboard. So, it was time to change. The sculpt looked perfect, and absolutely was until about an hour into typing. The palm rest is like placing your wrists on metal.

Love this ergo keyboard, I can't use a regular keyboard after years of comfort with Microsoft ergo keyboards. This is an improvement over the first design.

I'm a Mac gal through and through so I wasn't sure this was for me but I love it. Works great with my MacBook Air. I was concerned about speed/connectivity of a wireless keyboard but this thing is fast and there are no issues whatsoever. Best of all, it's so comfortable.

I bought this about a month ago and I am thrilled with this purchase. It has taken a little while to get used to, but I am experiencing less pain in my hands and wrists. Very smooth, stylish and easy to type with. Love the numeric pad and mouse also.