Perixx PERIBOARD-335BR Wired Ergonomic Mechanical Compact Keyboard - Low-Profile Brown Tactile Switches - Programmable Feature with Macro Keys - Compatible with Windows and Mac OS X - US English

Decent ergonomic mechanical keyboard without useless numeric keypad. The only keyboard I could find that combines the aforementioned characteristics actually. Plus it's affordable. Rated 4 because the one I ordered had a small defect in it - the right control key wasn't working properly. Returned, refunded and ordered another one(with blue switches this time) which clicks like a charm ;)

For a keyboard that emphasises ergonomics and comfort, this is a bizarre design. When you have your wrists in the correct position, the sharp edges of the keyboard keep digging into you. Thanks for the speedy refund, Amazon.

Mechanical keyboard, has a quiet feel. Nice to type.

This is a really nice keyboard. Previously I had a Logitech G915 X LIGHTSPEED TKL for gaming. However, I no longer have a gaming PC or game (although this keyboard would be fantastic for it). This keyboard is very similar to the G915 in terms of feel. This laptop has a great feel to it. Typing feels similar to a laptop, but the feedback of a mechanical keyboard with the ergonomics of a split keyboard. I work in an office and this keyboard is not too loud. If you bottom out on the keystroke, you will hear it. There is a high pitched "ting" with some of the keys, and it's on the upstroke of the keypress. I am certain this can be solved with some foam in the shell to dampen the "ting"

I have two split ergonomic mechanical keyboards that I have built myself and use at home, but they are unsuitable for taking into the office. I have been looking for years for a commercial quality ergonomic mechanical keyboard that is well built, has the features I need for work, and that I can use at work in the office. This one finally meets all my requirements. What I like: Great build quality, its heavy and sturdy, and a metal finished top plate High quality braided USB cable with integrated cable tie. The wrist rest is the perfect size and shape for my hands/wrists. Ten-key-less (TKL) design saves space on my desk, but preserves arrow keys that I use a LOT. Downsides: I'm not a fan of the cherry low profile switches. I wish this had regular travel switches. The white lettering on the keys is raised up. This feels weird on my fingers. Makes touch typing difficult because I can't distinguish the bumps on F and J if all the keys have bumps. Not backlit. I prefer backlit keyboards with shine-thru keycaps. I have read they are bringing out a backlit version in June or July. Keycaps have the texture of PBT, but they are not real PBT, I think they are ABS plastic.

It's hard to find a mechanical keyboard that is also ergonomic shaped and has no number keys. This one fit my needs perfectly and works great. The built in feet are very good and makes my typing much more comfortable than my old rectangular keyboard. Only comment is that the space keys are very clacky, I had to glue some rubber rings underneath the key to cushion it from hitting the base.

Getting an ergo keyboard which also happens to be mechanical at this price is a solid deal.