Microsoft Surface Ergonomic Keyboard

Microsoft’s latest Surface accessory is this Bluetooth-enabled keyboard built to follow the natural resting position of your hands. The sleek Surface Ergonomic Keyboard will free you from wrist and hand strain thanks to the subtle changes to the keytop geometry, split space bar and its naturally arched shape. It will also improve your typing speed. It also features a comfortable double cushioned palm rest made with a special, ultra-durable version of Alcantara. The key sound, stiffness and texture provide a stable and quiet typing experience with optimized grip.

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