Microsoft Natural Pro Reviews

I needed to get a natural keyboard at work because I had started to experience pains in my hands from all the typing I was doing. This was the one that my employers purchased for me, and here's what I think of it. First of all, it really looks like it would be comfortable to use. Its large and the keys are separated down the middle ...  Read the complete review

I own this keyboard. In fact, I could not even think about using anything else now. You would think a keyboard is just like any other, until you see the Natural by Microsoft. Instead of its normal linear fashioned layout, the Natural takes the standards for tradition and throws them out of the window in the way the type writer was ...  Read the complete review

... and I’ve also heard people laugh about the “Natural” keyboard. But look at us now, if it’s not a wheely mouse we won’t use it! And the same will be true for the “natural” keyboard (the correct word would ergonomic meaning: Natural to your bodies movements, but Microsoft assumes us all to be ...  Read the complete review

The Microsoft Natural Keyboard is a keyboard you either love, or, you guessed it, hate! Lets explain it first though for any of you who don’t know what the Natural Keyboard actually is. I actually only had mine for about 2 weeks before I spilt lemonade all over it, so first off I can tell you that it isn’t lemonade proof and secondly I ...  Read the complete review

I was diagnosed with R.S.I (Repetitive Strain Injury) just after I left college due to the amount of work that I did on computers and of course keyboards. My life and work revolves around being able to type accurately and with some speed attached as well. My old keyboard was simply one they chuck in with any new PC. I used it for a couple of ...  Read the complete review

Ever wondered what it would be like to type around corners? Well now you can find out With the Natural Keyboard. What an ironic name. It is the most un-natural thing I have ever seen or used. It really takes some getting used to but pays off once you have mastered it. If you get wrist problems from long periods of typing then ...  Read the complete review

With all the recent bad press about RSI (Repetitive Strain Injury), anyone who spends any serious time at a computer should strongly consider investing in this product. More comfortable and practical than the conventional keyboard, it is also faster to use once you become accustomed to it. After that, you will never want to go back to its ...  Read the complete review

Having only had tjhis keyboard for a few months i think that it was an awesome buy for the money and event though there are other fake inmitations of the original on the market that our cheaper, this is simply the best and has the most ergonomic style. Although I do not think highly of somwe microsoft products this is simply excellant. The ...  Read the complete review

I suffer from an industrial disease, which has worn away a fair bit of cartilidge in my hands, so using a computer keyboard can be uncomfortable at the best of times. In order to make the job easier, I went to a local office supplier who had the microsoft version of the egonomic keyboard (at 69.99) and a kensiko varient at under nineteen quid. ...  Read the complete review

I have recently bought the natural keyboard and I am very please with it. I am not a typing whizz by any stretch of the imagination but I am getting faster at typing properly since buying the natural keyboard. Before I got it I could find my way round a keyboard reasonably well but the old right hand strayed to left hand side quite ...  Read the complete review

The original MS Natural Keyboard was better. If you can find one of these going second hand, this may well be a better bet for you. That's not to say that the new one isn't good. I've only tried the new one out briefly, but it didn't feel good enough to me to part with the amount of money it costs. I'm using ...  Read the complete review

After deciding to upgrade my keyboard the only question left was "which one?". After shopping around, spending hours on end in pc world i decided on the Microsoft Natural Pro. I am so glad I did, This keyboard looks and feels fantastic. It comes with its own wrist-rest and a fantastic array of "shortcut keys" along the top ...  Read the complete review

This natural keyboard, with the sloped "two hand shaped" design, is great - if you can touch-type. Luckily I had a free copy of Mavis Deacon with this keyboard, and after a couple of hours I can (almost) touch type. The keys are not too soft and not too hard, nice and springy, with a huge range of hot keys that I have still not got ...  Read the complete review

OK - so it looks funny! It's split in the middle with each section of the keyboard at an angle so you can have a more natural position when typing. Not only is it ergonomical, but it also impresses your friends when they see it! I have found that it took about 2 days to really get used to it. Unfortunately when I try to type on real ...  Read the complete review

but only if are relatively good at touch typing. it looks pretty damn sexy, split in to two sections, bending upwards... hmmm as i say, if you arent too good at touch-typing then this keyboard isnt for you. but the layout, i.e. the argonomics, is very good. a lot of time has been spent on designing this keybaord to fit a persons hands and ...  Read the complete review