Goldtouch Go!2 Mobile Keyboard Bluetooth Wireless - Slim Fully Adjustable Keyboard with Scissor-Switch System for Fluid, Silent Keystrokes

Over twenty years of typing for programming, and there are very few ergonomic keyboards that tent and twist the way Goldtouch does. If you were thinking of an ergonomic keyboard, avoid the gimmicky ones and realize your hards are designed to be in a triangle shape, not a rectangular shape. Only Goldtouch seems to deliver the goods - and with the wireless capability, it is the best keyboard I have found that works for you - and hours on end.The only bugaboo - the feet sometimes mark up a white table (the plastic is grippy but sometimes gets too soft) and the wireless connect can sometimes go wonky (I think they are not up to Bluetooth 2 yet).

Product was as good as expected but the delivery issue - yes we have this COVID issue but the courier made no attempt to deliver and left it at the depot. When contacted the supplier, they said they were unable to help as it was already with the courier, found that a bit strange (or unhelpful rather). Eventually I got it and the product is very good. (I've already used the same keyboard so I knew what to expect.)

A previous reviewer complained about repeated "EEEEEEEEEEEEEE" keys. That review was deleted somehow. I decided to purchase product anyway to give it a try.First I do not have the same problem. They keyboard functions well in that sense. I had a similar but different Goldtouch at work. Those keys were all very easy to use. This one has some of the keys very small and hard to use, especially the arrow keys. Also the lock to change the shape of the keyboard keeps the keyboard in shape, but it isnt as good as the work goldtouch. The only reason why I am not returning to the old gold touch is because I really want bluetooth. I personally do not understand why everything doesnt have bluetooth support as well as cables. Additionally you charge this thing by USB - which may or may not be to your liking.This product will meet your needs but isnt perfect. It is very expensive for what it is but they probably realise that some of us have little choice but to buy these things. Anyone with similar problems to me - if you must have bluetooth then buy this. If you dont need bluetooth then purchase the older version without the tiny arrow keys

My review is mainly in the context of RSI. It will not benefit people without RSI.I first used Microsoft 4000 keyboard and it helped a lot, but after a couple of months I started having bigger and bigger pains. So I decided to switch to this expensive keyboard (I tried a few cheap ones to no avail). I tried different angles but they mostly felt strenuous. so I ended up using it's ability to set change the angles for both hands, but I use it as a flat keyboard.I put some towels in front to make it more convince and it decreased the overall pressure and eased my RSI pains. After a few months, I am now feeling more and more pain again and so decided to switch to another keyboard. Overall, I recommend it if you have RSI because everyone's hands are different. If it's 'good enough' you will able to rotate between keyboards to move the pressure to different regions of the hand.

Whilst I can't fault the ergonomics of this keyboard, having paid £114 I expected it to last longer than 15 months.I was reassured when I purchased it by Blue Digitals response to a question that the keyboard has a 2 year guarantee. When 4 keys stopped working I contacted Blue Digital to find out about repair or replacement and, after some messaging, was told that 'Unfortunately, the manufacturer do not take this keyboard under the manufacturer warranty. I am sorry for not being able to help you further.'I used it in my home office, with a desktop computer, it doesn't get carried around and only occasionally folded up. I have arthritis and I touch type, I am not heavy handed when typing. I am deeply disappointed and feel that I bought the keyboard under false pretences.

As expected but having used before purchased stickers to cover letters on keyboard which have begun to wear away

Be warned - if you are using this keyboard alongside a normal one (say a laptop), the layout is very different to the normal layout, making it hard to switch between the two. I tried to return the product after 2 weeks of trying to get used to and they refused to refund because I didn't have the original packaging.

I highly recommend this product, it is super light, light to the touch, I type without any RSI/OOS symptoms at all, easy to transport. I have already bought one for working at home and now I am buying a second for my work office. Worth every penny…..