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Even after being told a million times to not be cheap, I went and did it again. Please, go pay a little more and get a better keyboard. The wrist rest doesn't come off, requiring me to completely pull out my keyboard tray and sit three feet away from my monitor just to reach the keys (though I guess that's better for my eyes). I'm tempted to get a hacksaw and cut the thing off. Also, the main Enter key started sticking within a month of buying it, and I've gone out of my way to keep food away from it. It's so much fun watching 50 windows open unstoppably, one after the other, because your Enter key is stuck. I haven't noticed that the keys are that noisy, though when the space bar releases it is noticeably louder than the other keys. All in all, I guess this keyboard is okay, but if I had a do-over I'd definitely buy something a little nicer.

I really like the ergo design, and this was a nice low price point for me to spend some time with an ergo keyboard. But the actual keys are kinda clunky - quite noisy, a bit hard to press, and not smooth acting.

Also, I hadn't noticed (though see that it's now clear in the photo on Amazon.com) that the wristpad is a solid, flat, plastic, integrated annoyance. It isn't comfortable, isn't paddable, and isn't removable - yuck!

So, it's worth the price, but that's about it. For comfort and satisfication, spend two or three times this price, which still isn't much.

Why pay more for Microsoft's Natural keyboard, when you can get this one MUCH cheaper?! Once you try an ergonomic keyboard, you'll never want the old straight ones again. The ergo's are SO much easier on the wrist & hand. This one has all the features you need, at a great price. And it works using the Microsoft Natural keyboard driver, allready installed in all versions of Windows. A great product at a great price!