Overview
The Matias Sculpted Ergonomic Rechargeable Keyboard is similar to the popular discontinued Microsoft Sculpt Keyboard, it stays true to the spirit of the Microsoft original and has many upgrades.
- Built in rechargeable battery with an incredible 3-year battery life
- USB-C nano receiver, which is the world’s smallest wireless receiver for USB-C, as well as a traditional USB-A wireless receiver, so that you can use whichever one is more appropriate for you, just plug it in and your keyboard instantly works
- Upgraded palm support made with natural rubber, for a more premium experience
- Improved function keys that are slightly bigger than the original, making them easier to use
- Built-in hardware programmability, allowing you to easily program the function keys plus a few others with shortcuts, macros, or short phrases that you type frequently, saving you time without having to install or use software
- AES-128 bit encryption in the wireless transmission between keyboard and receiver, a must for high security corporate or government environments and peace of mind at home
- And the ability to use the charging cable as a traditional data cable, allowing you to use the keyboard as a traditional wired keyboard if you prefer
Includes Keyboard, USB receiver, USB-C receiver, USB-C charging cable, Negative slope riser bar, User manual. The USB receivers are stored in the wrist rest.
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PRH –
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I expected to think the same as Susan B, but I was disappointed. I had an original Microsoft Natural keyboard at work, years ago, and liked it.
These days, though, I run Linux on my machines at home, which makes much use of Ctrl-Alt-Fx key combinations, which are just too much faff on this board.
Pity, because it’s a nice design.
Susan B –
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I’ve been hunting for a replacement for my Microsoft Scult keyboard and this is it. I’ve tried 6 different keyboards – none of them came close. I purchased 2 very expensive refubished Microsoft Scult keyboards – both broke, very quickly.
I highly recommend for anyone looking to replace their Microsoft one.
It would be fantastic if you can do the mouse and numberpad too 😀