Lenovo Go Wireless Split Keyboard - US English - Wireless Connectivity - 2.40 GHz - English (US) - PC - Scissors Keyswitch - AA Battery Size Supported

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Comfortable keyboard with great tactility and responsiveness. I like that it's lightweight and fairly compact compared to other split keyboards. With that being said, I wish this was available with a built-in numerical pad. I prefer to type numbers that way and had to purchase a separate numerical pad to sit beside it. Overall, I would recommend it for ergonomic and aesthetic purposes.

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) Very impressed. I've been suffering from carpal tunnel for a year and finally decided to upgrade my home office setup. I usually have a hard time adjusting to be keyboard and was skeptical about the layout of this one but so far I'm very happy with it. I feel less wrist pain after only a couple weeks of using it and although I'm still making some typos the transition went much smoother than I expected. I ordered the mouse as well which was delayed shipping so haven't received it yet but I'm also very excited to see if that helps my pain as well. Price was also on the affordable side compared to others I reviewed, and it's a very aesthetic looking piece of that matters to you. I personally love the look of it. No complaints so far!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Nice feel, nice setup. The home/pageup/pagedown keys are awkwardly placed.

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) Great replacement for the discontinued Microsoft Sculpt. I think i even like it better! No wrist pain. Great ergonomics.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I just love this keyboard! It helps with my carpal tunnel since it's split and has the wrist rest. It's stylish and compact compared to other ergonomic keyboards I've had in the past. The only thing it doesn't have is the numbers on the right hand side but I don't need them since I don't use the numbers that much.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used to use the Microsoft sculpt ergonomic split keyboard but it stopped working for me. This one is a nice replacement. I like the cork a lot (doesn't get hot and sticky) but it's a little bulkier than the microsoft. The typing also seems to be a little off if I'm too far away from the USB.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Its almost perfect! I just wish it had a number pad.

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) I purchased this keyboard to hopefully reduce some wrist pain I have been getting lately. For me its been a bit of a learning curve and struggle to get used to the split keyboard design but I'm slowly getting better. The only issue with the keyboard is that sometimes I get missing or repeated kyestrokes. Moving the receiver closer to the keyboard (on a usb extension hub) has somewhat lessened the problem. My Dell wireless keyboard never suffered from this issue.

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) The construction is much better than other ergo keyboards, and the cork is definitely preferred over the typical rubber pad with the wrap around it. This seems like it will last longer. The look is definitely much nicer as well.

Since Microsoft discontinued the production of thei Sculpt series, I was looking for a very similar keyboard. Although, at first glance, this keyboard comes close, there are some major differences. Kind of sad that there is no separate numerical pad, it’s useful and handy but not having one is better than having it attached. Not a fan or the cork wrist rest because why cork? Why not a material that is not going to chip off and irritate my skin if I nick it? The split is not as comfortable and the keys are a little bit harder to push then what I’m used to wit the Sculpt

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Awesome. This keyboard is comfortable and easy to use. I just needed a keypad and touchpad, so I wouldn’t have to take my hands too far from the keyboard, like my Thinkpad keypad. So, I returned it. If I did not use the number Keys so much and could tab through screens, I would have kept it. The removable lift underneath is magnetic which was great.

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) Great feedback from the individual keys. Love the material on the palm rest. As ergonomic as the Microsoft keyboard I have used in the past.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This keyboard is small and compact with the feel and comfort of a full sized ergo keyboard. Would highly recommend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My last keyboard was Microsoft Sculpt, so I like the split shape of the Lenovo Go Split keyboard. I love that this keyboard does not have the numpad. The overall feel and comfort is okay – nothing amazing, but also not bad. I liked the keyboard initially... ..until I realized it has hidden issues. The main problem with this keyboard is the duplicate input issue others have mentioned in reviews. Specifically, the keyboard will send duplicate input at random times on random key combinations. For example, it will enter "enteter" when typing the word "enter" or "randomm" when typing "random". This is not easily reproducible, as it happens at random times for random inputs, but it happens consistently: with moderate typing during work, I run into the duplicate input issue at least hourly (it happened while writing this review). I imagine heavier typers will experience this more frequently. Unfortunately, this problem makes this keyboard obsolete for anything "important" like typing work emails or messages, as I have to double-check almost everything I type for correctness.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Decent keyboard. Needs number keys--which I admit that I did not notice before purchasing. The down angle of the keys is a little too severe to be comfortable. Nicely made.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Key feel is excellent and pleasantly consistent with Lenovo Thinkpad keyboards. I like the ergonomic curved shape. But I would prefer less separation between the left/right sections. It is difficult switching back and forth between such an extremely shaped keyboard and a totally flat one such as on my laptops. If you use this keyboard exclusively it would likely become a non-issue. But I'd prefer a subtler shape. Integrated wrist pad is nice. Long term durability of the cork is an open question. I wish there was an integrated number pad. I am considering add-on unit but I don't think my current work area is wide enough to accommodate it.

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) Took a few hours to get used to it but it helps my wrists remain in a comfortable neutral position and I really like it. I am benefiting from this a lot as I am on the computer for 12 hours a day for school.

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) looks good, feels good, keys click nicely. only problem is it doesn't have a number pad on the side.

The keyboard is comfortable and mechanically high quality Pleasant action buttons But after 1 week of use an unpleasant moment emerged When typing quickly, it may skip keystrokes ( And when you type “blindly”, this is a real problem. Updating the software and replacing the batteries did not help, unfortunately.

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) My keyboarding experience has been transformed. Comfortable to use and conveniently wireless. Highly recommend it to anyone.