Nulea RT05B Bluetooth Ergonomic Split Keyboard, Wireless USB-C Rechargeable with Cushion Wrist Rest, Compatible Windows Mac

I have radial tunnel syndrome and work full time as an accountant where I type all day. I’ve tested a lot of keyboards and this one has been my favorite, paired with the Logitech lift mouse. Along with adjusting my desk and chair height and doing some research on ergonomics, this keyboard has helped my pain from typing so much. I could barely make it through the day before and it’s much more manageable now. I have small hands and I think the keyboard is pretty small hand friendly compared to others I’ve tried. I love that it can also be tilted from the bottom if needed and the battery life is excellent. I haven’t had to charge it once in the few weeks I’ve had it. As a hybrid worker, I love that it’s Bluetooth friendly because I have one of these keyboards in my home office and one at work. The pairing to my computer is seamless and I don’t have to worry about losing the dongle. This is a great keyboard, especially for the price. But I want to note that keyboards are not one size fits all - for me and my smaller hands and radial tunnel syndrome this works great. But I’ve tried other keyboards with 5 star ratings that didn’t work for me because the keys were too far apart or the spacing just wasn’t right.

I have had several different wireless keyboards over the years. I got this one because I have a Nulea wireless mouse which has been the best mouse I have ever had. I have been using the new keyboard for about 10 days and am totally pleased with it. Even though it was a bit more spendy than other keyboards it's the bee's knees and well worth the price.

This keyboard makes typing fun again. So easy and comfortable. I love it! My only regret is that I didn’t purchase it sooner. The keys are perfect; not clunky; very sleek -- makes typing easier.I had two Microsoft ergonomic keyboards that I purchased during the Covid shutdown; one for the office and one for home. I’ve had them both since 2020 and the keys on both began to stick recently. The one that I use in the office became impossible to work with because the keys remained stuck and it would begin typing on its own.I initially requested a replacement from my firm’s IT Department. Unfortunately, the keyboard that they provided is way too clunky; the keys are too big. As a result, my typing speed and accuracy began to suffer. So, I attempted to purchase the same Microsoft keyboard, however the current price is well above what I previously paid for the same keyboard. So, I searched and found this Nulea ergonomic keyboard, which appeared to be very similar to the Microsoft. I am soooo glad I tried it. My only concern now is how long the Nulea will last. Fingers crossed!The Microsoft ergonomic keyboard that I have at home appears functioning fine for now. However, if it begins to malfunction again, my plan is to replace it with a Nulea as well.I love the fact that the Nulea has three options for connecting (i.e., Bluetooth, USB or C). I’ve opted for Bluetooth for now. I can also connect the Nulea to my tablet! Nice feature.The only complaint that I have so far, is the fact that I must plug up the keyboard to recharge it. A full charge takes 3 hours, but I am not sure how long the full charge will last. It would be helpful to know.Overall, I am very happy with this purchase. My typing speed and accuracy are back on point! :o)

It is a very nice split keyboard. I love that it is rechargeable rather than changing batteries. I also like the built in number pad. My previous one had a separate number pad which was annoying.

LOVE IT! 3 ways of connectivity: bluetooth, c cable, USB, 2.4. The size and design are incredible as well and the high of the keys is good too. About the sound/silence, is regular. The space button makes much noise than the other keys, however, is not terrible. Though I think it could be improve. The quality /price 10/10.

Absolute trash. Save your money and buy name brand,. I bought two M501's and two HD315. Battery and connectivity issues on both. They say the trackballs go into a sleep mode, which you literally have to turn them on and off again. I reached out to support and they wanted videos of everything that is happening. Well unfortunately I dont have the time to video everything. Wasted almost 200$ on these two sets and not even 2 months later I am trashing them to buy something new. Thank you for nothing.

I've tried three different models and so far this is the best one I could find to replace the discontinued Microsoft Sculpt--I even tried the more expensive Matias model and found it be shoddy quality with keys sticking. This Nulea keyboard doesn't have sticking keys, it's more spacious than other models I've tried, typing feels easy and painless again! Plus it's pretty convenient that it charges instead of having to worry about replacing batteries. Now I just have to make sure not to lose the charging cord...

Really upd my typing game. Took a bit of getting used to at first but never thought I'd replace the Microsoft ergo board as I hate typing on standard ones now, but this one is so easy to type on and very responsive. After 1 year of use I think they've earned my business. May try out their mouse as well