Keyboards

Incase (Designed by Microsoft) Sculpt Ergonomic Keyboard

A wireless ergonomic keyboard with a curved split key layout, cushioned palm rest and a separate number pad, connected through a USB dongle.

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Incase (Designed by Microsoft) Sculpt Ergonomic Keyboard
Image: © Incase (Designed by Microsoft) (Manufacturer image)
~$120

Where to buy

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Pros

  • Cushioned palm rest and reverse tilt support a neutral wrist position
  • Quiet scissor switches with 2.3 mm key travel
  • Standard batteries rated around 3 years (keyboard) and 6 years (number pad)
  • Separate number pad lets the keyboard sit centred

Cons

  • Connects only via a factory-paired USB-A dongle; no Bluetooth or wired mode
  • Losing the dongle makes the keyboard unusable
  • Windows-centric keys; some functions are limited on macOS
  • Function keys can stick and make the keyboard seem unresponsive

Specs

SplitUnibody split
StaggerRow-staggered
TentingNone
KeywellNo
Thumb clusterNo
Keys89
LayoutsUS
SwitchesScissor
Hot-swapNo
FirmwareProprietary
DIY kitNo
ConnectivityUSB receiver
OSwindows, macos, android
Released2013
Sources
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