This intuitive, split design combined with the wrist pad help your wrists, hands, and shoulders sit at a neutral, natural angle in order to alleviate repetitive stress injuries that frequent typists are prone to over time.
The Sculpt employs a standard layout with a fabric wrist pad at the front for extra comfort. It’s largely made with plastic and has a bit of a clacky sound as you type. Its keys vary in size, with those nearest to the split being slightly wider than those on the outer edges of the keyboard. The two halves of the keyboard sweep outwards and downwards creating an empty, raised space in the center of its swoop design. The Sculpt is an ergonomic keyboard with a split design akin to that of a manta ray. As with anything new, it took a period of adjustment, but we found it relatively quick thanks to the intuitive, easy-to-use design. From the manta ray style folds, which keep shoulders and hands at a relaxed, comfortable angle, to the detached numpad and magnetized risers for increased customization options when you want them, the Sculpt is quite the package. You can tell Microsoft put a considerable amount of thought into the Sculpt Ergonomic Keyboard’s design.
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