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Best ergonomic keyboard — Microsoft Sculpt Comfort Desktop Microsoft Sculpt Comfort Desktop — a keyboard specially designed for users looking for an ergonomic design for long periods of computer work.

The Sculpt Ergonomic Set I have bought too many times to count is $150, while just the keyboard is $120 and the mouse is $80.00. I’ll be ordering a new Sculpt Ergonomic Set when I get home in May.

I am disappointed to learn that Microsoft stopped making these in 2023. I think they are fantastic. Can anyone recommend a similar bluetooth mouse as good as that one?

These are the first mice from Microsoft to include a Windows button on them, giving you quick and easy access to specific features in Windows – and, in the case of the Sculpt Comfort Mouse, more ...

Price: $109.00 Where to Buy: Amazon Microsoft Sculpt Comfort Desktop Microsoft Sculpt Comfort Desktop can be the best choice when you have less money to spend but want a nice typing experience in the ...

Wrist pain is a pretty common occurrence among people that use a computer mouse for many hours of the day. Issues like carpal tunnel syndrome can crop up when you don’t have a supportive mouse to use ...

Twenty-three products will be carried over, including the Sculpt keyboard and mouse, the Wireless Comfort keyboard and mouse, the Modern Mobile Headset, and the Modern Webcam.

The Microsoft Sculpt is a great option for anyone with small hands. Like the Logitech MX Master 3, there is an area for your thumb to rest as you use the mouse. The shape is different from any of ...

Fast-forward to 2013, Microsoft unveiled the Sculpt Ergonomic Desktop. This package included a uniquely designed keyboard reminiscent of the original Natural Keyboard’s distinctive design, a mouse, ...

Microsoft's cheapest Surface-branded wireless mouse, for example, usually costs $40, and higher-end versions can cost even more. A Surface-branded Bluetooth chiclet keyboard normally runs $100.