Nulea Wave Keys Wireless Ergonomic Keyboard with Cushioned Palm Rest

I've been using ergonomic keyboards for years, primarily name brand ones that run closer to $100. I decided to give this one a try as I am a fan of trying different keyboards. This one actually is a really nice, ergonomic keyboard at a very nice price point. It's not a mechanical keyboard so it's a bit quieter. The rebound feel to the keys is nice though and it's pretty responsive. It's not a "gaming keyboard" by any means but it is definitely a work/office keyboard that is worth getting. Battery lasts as long as the name brand ones do and it has a nice wrist cushion. Overall a great ergonomic keyboard.

I have an editing job that, as you might imagine, involves using a keyboard for most of the day. I typically use a Microsoft wired ergonomic keyboard, but I always have a spare keyboard on hand in case of a problem so that I'll be able to keep working. Typically, it's very tricky for me to switch between keyboards because the ergo one I use is so different, but this keyboard makes it much easier.As you can see from the illustrations, this keyboard has an ergonomic setup. The wrist rest is comfortable and the keys are easy to reach (although more crowded than my usual keyboard). What you can't see easily is that this one also has adjustable legs, which helps immensely in getting it set up for personal use.The one thing I don't care for with this keyboard is that it's battery operated. The wireless design is convenient, but having to use regular batteries instead of being able to recharge it via a port is irritating and wasteful. As it happens, I didn't have any rechargeable batteries on hand, but I'm definitely going to get some. That being said, it doesn't seem to blow through batteries too quickly.The build quality is good, not outstanding but pretty good considering the price. I'm very happy with this as a backup keyboard.

Works well. Efficient and let the wrist pad.

Nice and quiet key click in a smaller form factor. Takes a little time to adjust from a flat keyboard to this one but very easy to use. Wireless interface is very reliable compared to some others. Nice key press feel.

I have the Logitech version of this at work and wanted one for my work from home days. This one is less expensive and a decent substitute. The wave of the keys is good, similar to the Logitech version. The feel of the keys is nice; there is a good level of resistance when typing. My complaint stems from the placement of some of the special keys, arrows, and 10 key section. This keyboard is not as wide as mine at work, so they keys are moved around some.  There is the qwerty part, the special keys are moved to the top of the 10 key section, and the arrows are smushed close to the qwerty part. The delete key isn't where I expect it to be. I also struggled to find the switch to turn the keyboard on. Glad to have the wave keyboard feature and I'll eventually get used to the keys.