Evoluent R3K Reduced Reach Right-Hand Keyboard – Wired USB Compact with Numeric Pad, Ergonomic Computer Keyboards for Comfortable Typing, Black Full-Size PC Keyboard with One-Touch Shortcut Keys

'Very Happy' with this Evoluent R3K Reduced Reach Right-Hand Keyboard. As noted in its 'Description', using the Mouse is more convenient, but more importantly, am now able to 'Center myself on Monitor/Screen' for ease of reading/viewing same 😊 Also love the 'Feel of Keys' due to them not being 'Spongy'. Cons: Bit too expensive; wish 'Shift Keys' were a bit bigger/wider, but using 'Home Key Method' is very easy and 'Shift Key' use not a problem; wish the keyboard was a bit 'Wider' allowing more 'Separation' between 'Numeric Keypad/Alpha Keys', as well as between PgUp/Dn, End, Home, Del, keys, as well as 'Arrow Keys'.

This is a perfect keyboard for anyone who uses their right hand to mouse. It puts the mouse in close proximity to the letters so there is little reach going back and forth between the two. This reduces weird and exaggerated motions which in turn reduces stress on your arm and shoulder. *Notice the proximity of mouse to keyboard in attached picture* I had a concern that I wouldn't be able to user the number pad with my left hand, but it became second nature after a few days of use. I still instinctively go looking for them to the right, but I think that will clear up after further usage. I highly recommend this keyboard for any right-handed mouser who has inexplicable arm, shoulder, or back pain from working on the computer.

The reviews seem to be combined of this new scissor mechanism keyboard and an older one that is using thicker switches and has numpad on the right side. My review is for the newer one with thin scissor mechanism and numpad on the left. Pros. 1. Typing feel 5/5: This is the best typing experience on any scissor mechanism keyboard I have tried. It is better than the current ThinkPad keyboards. It feels solid, no wiggle, smooth, and as close to mechanical switch feel as possible on a scissor switch. 2. Price 5/5: Great quality for the price. 3. Ergonomic 4/5: Great for shortening the distance if it is good for the shoulder. This doesn't help those with wrist or forearm problems though. 4. Size 5/5: Very compact for all the buttons it has. 5. Layout 5/5: It has extra buttons on the top row that could be useful in addition to the F1-F12 and numpad. Cons: 1. Touch Typing 4/5: It is great except there is no gap between the numpad and the rest of the keyboard. Didn't realize it till I used this keyboard, but I definitely use the edge to determine where ctrl, tab, and delete keys are. There is a bump on the ctrl button but it is at the bottom of the button and I usually only push the top part. 2. Not height adjustable 1/5: You cannot adjust the height at all. There is no leg in the back to change it. At first I was disappointed but the completely flat position actually wasn't that bad. 3. Chrome accent 3/5: Although it looks pretty good, it can reflect light into your eyes depending on your set up. Wasn't an issue for me but can see it being a problem for others. 4: Lack of usb hub 1/5: Since it is hardwired, it would be easy to add in usb hub into the keyboard 5: No backlit 1/5: The white print still stands out pretty well so you should be able to see what the keys are even in low light. It would still be nice to have backlight though.

For $55 dollars, I expect a keyboard to have feet. This one does not. So I chose to spend another $10 to buy feet. Not good value for the money. I purchased this to replace a num-pad on the left DSI mechanical keyboard with cherry mx red switches. The switch on the spacebar was defective, making the spacebar stick often. I was hoping for something with the feel of cheery mx blue switches. This one doesn’t have that feel but it is serviceable. The best part of the design, fo me, is the compact key placement and the num pad on the left side. I have very small hands, so it works for me. For those with larger fingers, I think this thing might be a disaster (typos, pressing two keys at once etc). Also, so keys a placed in non-traditional locations. The insert key, for example, is located where the right hand side windows key is usually found on windows keyboards.

Wanted a keyboard with num pad in the left so my mouse is more towards the front of me and my arm isn't splayed out at so much of an angle. Takes some getting used to if you are a skilled 10 keyer on the right. But worth it for my arm health. Also nice to not have to continuously move my hand from mouse to keyboard and back. Product holds up well to long term use. First one lasted several years until I dropped my laptop on it (more than once) and eventually popped off the A key.

I'm not sure why but there seem to be only a few keyboards with left-handed keypads. I play a bit of Age of Empires IV and I wanted my numbers near my left hand, without a gap between the numberpad and the rest of the keyboard. I use my right hand for my mouse and I can't change from the mouse to the righthand keypad. This keyboard is perfect for this and I really think the company should try to market its products to people who play RTS games. The only downside is that shipping to Europe was expensive, and there are no ergonomic settings to adjust the angle of the keyboard. Otherwise, though, this was the perfect keyboard I was looking for.

The keyboard was purchased for CAD work. To allow closer mouse positioning but more so using my left hand for numerical input. The SPACE bar was used ONLY for occasional typing messages/letters. As shown: the CHERRY MX RED mechanical keyboard switch WITHOUT O-rings are used for gaming... but the poor design of the stabilizer bar makes it stick. (switches either work or don't so def design flaw; in my opionion. Good price for the money HAD it continued to work for. I'd suggest adding o-rings underneath for quiet operation.

Lieferung hat super schnell geklappt, leider ist die Tastatur für unsere Zwecke nicht geeignet. Rücksendung erfolgt zeitnah.

It's a nice slimline keyboard, with dedicated 1-click shortcut buttons for cut, copy & paste that I need. These would have been better placed at the left side of the KB. Also. the number pad is on the left, and as it is a right-hand KB, and I am right-handed, I am much slower with numbers using my left hand. Move them to the right and all would be perfect.

Persistent problem with conventional 105-key keyboards is that they displace the mouse too far to the right to be in an ergonomic position. Translating the NumPad to left hand side of the layout solves this issue for people who don't want to mouse with their left hand, but are comfortable with using the NumPad with their left! Love it!

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For me, having the number pad on the right side makes my arm hurt after a while. I'm not sure why, but it does. This keyboard paired with a small mouse is much better. (I'm a short woman with small hands).