Nulea Wireless Ergonomic Keyboard, Split Keyboard with Wrist Rest, USB-C Charging, 7-Color Backlight, Natural Typing, Bluetooth and USB Connectivity, Compatible with Windows/Mac

Got one of these about a year and a half ago. Great connectivity, easy to use, keys feel comfortable. Very good design, ergonomic layout means I'm never feeling any wrist or finger soreness even after a full day of typing (I use this every day at work and home). I love the switching function (to switch between 2 computers) - it's easy and fast to do. Also means I only need 1 keyboard to work with 2 machines.It had a shift key that started coming up - I contacted them with images of the problem and after basic troubleshooting, they shipped me a new one with no hassle. It's rare to find a company that will stand behind its product. Highly recommended - sounds like they're in it for the long run and are dedicated to making a quality product!

My Microsoft keyboard decided to start randomly inserting multiple characters, so it was time to replace it. My keyboard lives in a tray under my desk, which leaves it in the dark. I've had a motion-activated strip light adhered to the inside top of the drawer and used it that way for several years. The problem was the light was just too much and bothered my eyes. This keyboard has solved the light issue! I love it that the lights turn themselves off when the keyboard goes idle and immediately comes on when you start typing. You don't have to turn them on and off, but you can if you want to since they added a key just for that purpose. The length of time it takes the lights to go off is very reasonable. I read complaints from people on other lighted keyboards that the lights went off really fast. This definitely doesn't do that. Also, the keys are not just backlit, it actually shines through the keys so you see the letters on the keys as well.I really like the feel of the action on the keys. The space bars might be a little louder than some other keyboards, but not by a whole lot.I just don't have much negative to say about this. Battery life is pretty good. I think I had it a month before I had to recharge it. I noticed that the lights weren't coming on anymore and realized it probably needed to be charged. Didn't take long to charge it up. I don't notice any lag or hesitation at all using this on Bluetooth.If you're thinking about getting this keyboard, I would just do it. The layout is a little different than the ones with the space between the keys and the number pad, but it didn't take me long at all to adjust to it. The arrow keys took a little longer, but all-in-all, the adjustment period was worth it.Since I've only had it for a couple months, I can't say anything on the longevity of it's lifespan, but I'm sincerely hoping it will last a long time. As a matter of fact, I thought about buying another one and keeping it in reserve. I'm not familiar with the manufacturer of this keyboard and hope they will be around for a long time. They're building a quality device and I plan on using it for the foreseeable future.

I like the soft-tap keys, and the padding is good in front of the keyboard. It also works well enough to type a review. But using it for work is a pain. I need to type really quickly, and it's almost as though this keyboard can't keep up. There's a delay that causes a lot of backing up and retyping. Also, when the battery needs to be charged (time to plug in the keyboard), it types the same letter 10 times, then the next letter 5x, until you figure out what the issue is. But I'm learning to keep an eye on the light, now.I also dislike the little feet on the bottom. I thought it would tilt more, but it's practically flat because the little feet don't prop it very much. It's fine for now, though, and pretty ergonomic. Won't get another one, but for a mid-range, it's get what you pay for... although I did expect more for this price range!Update: Adding another star because Nulea customer service contacted me (how often does THAT happen??) and were amazing. Brian listened when I told him what I disliked. I forgot to mention it says it's a split keyboard, but it isn't really split, split. He was very understanding and listened/read when I wrote back to him. They made it right and I have to say, if they come out with a truly split keyboard, I may give it a shot just based on customer service alone. It was really impressive!