personally , I love this keyboard . no one be more resistant to change than I be , so it be highly unusual for I to try , let alone use , such a untraditional-looking product . this keyboard do take a little get use to -- make no mistake about that . the hardest thing for I have be find the `` 6 '' key -lrb- across the top -rrb- -- it be on the leave `` half '' of the keyboard , a fact which my right hand sometimes have trouble remember . yes , the arrow key be a little small , and the Insert-Delete-Home-End-PageUp-PageDown key be not really `` instinctively '' position , but the Delete key be the only one of these that I use a great deal , and it be still at the bottom left of that set of key , just where it should be . I use a standard keyboard all day at work , and I have no problem go back and forth between the two , so that should not be too big of a issue among prospective buyer of this product .  while I have no wrist problem , I know that I do not type `` correctly . '' I have try wrist pad before , and I utterly despise they . I be not the type of person to buy something because it be `` ergonomic . '' frankly , I buy this keyboard because it be `` unusual '' and because I still trust Microsoft 's name on a product . as it turn out , I get a comfortable keyboard that just so happen to significantly help my typing posture -- not a bad deal . you can buy a keyboard with a bunch of internet and shortcut key , but why waste money on those little extra ? give this keyboard a try , especially those of you who just can not stand wrist pad , and I bet you -lrb- and you wrist -rrb- will come to really like this product .