ProtoArc Ergonomic Wireless Keyboard Mouse

Good ergonomic keyboard and mouse. I am used to the key configuration and smoothly adapted to the cactus letter location. It operates smoothly and quietly. Time will tell about durability. The mouse works smoothly and predictably.

As someone who works in multiple offices across different states, I’ve tested at least four or five different ergonomic keyboards and mice in search of the perfect setup. Many were either too loud, difficult to type on, or lacked the comfort and support needed for long hours of work.This keyboard and mouse set, however, is fantastic. The keyboard is incredibly quiet, making it ideal for focused work without distracting background noise. The ergonomic angles and built-in wrist support provide excellent comfort, reducing strain even after extended typing sessions. The mouse is highly sensitive, which I personally love—it’s responsive and precise, making navigation effortless.A small but thoughtful design feature that I really appreciate is the built-in holder for the USB receiver in the back of the keyboard. It keeps everything organized and prevents the frustration of losing such a tiny but essential piece.If you’re looking for an ergonomic, well-designed, and efficient keyboard and mouse combo, I highly recommend this one!

I type about ten hours a day, so I need a comfortable responsive keyboard.I'm very happy with this one. When I realized how low-profile the keys are and how short their travel distance, I thought I'd hate it. That it would feel like a laptop keyboard. I wouldn't have ordered it if I'd seen that. But I was wrong. After a day or two of acclimation I find that I love the feel of it. I've been using a Microsoft split keyboard for about fifteen years and it finally wore out and this was the best replacement I could find, and I'm glad I found it. I like it even better than my old faithful.The mouse feels great in my hand too. The movement is smooth and the extra buttons for browser control are really handy.If I'm forced to nitpick, there's one thing about the keyboard and one thing about the mouse that annoy me a little. For the keyboard, it's the the Settings button is so close to the backspace button that I'm constantly pulling up the Windows Settings app every time I try to edit something. I really do feel that I just need to build a habit of not reaching up so far for the backspace and that the problem will go away when I do, but it's been about a month now and I'm still doing it. For the mouse, it's the the scroll wheel is too sensitive to being clicked. While I'm scrolling, I'll accidentally push down a tiny bit too much and the mode changes and suddenly I'm dragging the page up and down instead of scrolling and I have to click it again to get back to normal. Again, I think my hand will eventually adjust and the problem will fade with better habits. But, again, it's been a month and it's still a thing.

The media could not be loaded. I bought this ergonomic keyboard and mouse set after I accidently destroyed the USB of my Microsoft keyboard and not being able to use any of the other pieces as they are coded for each device.I've had it for around 2 months and I've loved it so far. A plus is that it has the numbers in the same keyboard rather than it being a separate piece.I'm very sensitive to noise when typing so this one is pretty much silent and very soft to the touch. The wrist support is super nice and good quality.The mouse is smother and I kid you not when I say it's like butter and completely silent.I use them every day during the week for 8 hours and although I forget to turn them off most of the times and even during the weekend I've only charged them once.Another benefit os that they are rechargeable so no more batteries dying. They both charge super quick so don't worry about having to to wait an eternity to use it again.Hope this helps you decide!!

I ordered this june 2024. Started having issues with the mouse 2 months in. By 9 months it wouldn't keep a charge. Called and left messages several times before someone with a rooster crowing on the background finally called back. I have had to take a video, send pictures, etc, and they are possibly sending the internal components??? They still have not emailed me what is coming, if anything. Keyboard is great, but the customer service is a joke. Not worth it, bought a new mouse at Target.

I don’t like reviewing products immediately after purchase but I have to say that after only a few days use this is by far the best keyboard I have ever had. I use it for 8+ hours a day. No lag. I even like using the rubber protector!It has been several weeks of use and I can honestly say this is the best keyboard I have ever had. Still no lag. Have yet to recharge. The rubber protector helps keep my fingers from sliding to other keys improving accuracy.

I've used a lot of split keyboards. I currently have a Logitech K860 in my home office and I've owned several of the original Microsoft 4000 (that are now over $350).I thought I'd give this a try due to the price. So far, I'm not sure and I may take it home and swap out my Logitech at work.There are a couple of issues. The first is that the space bar squeaks. It's not all the time but pretty regularly. The second, that I'm adjusting to, are that the keys are farther apart than I'm used to. At first I was typing everything wrong with my right hand. I think I've adjusted but I have to reach a little further. And NumLk doesn't have a light. I need it turned on to use the NumPad as a number pad but there's no light to see if it's on.The mouse is fine. I'm glad the charging port isn't underneath like Apple does.I'm just not sure I'm going to find anything as good as the Microsoft 4000 for a decent price.

Perfect. Everything works great and it seems like it’s very good quality.