Good for simple tasks | Microsoft Comfort Curve Keyboard 2000 (B2L-00002)

Cheap, practical and quite keyboard for business | Microsoft Comfort Curve Keyboard 2000 (B2L-00002)

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	• Microsoft Comfort Curve Keyboard 2000 (B2L-00002) Microsoft Microsoft, 2005 average customer review:based on 113 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Quality at great price

It feels great to use. Someone in my household keeps popping keys off. My previous keyboard, after putting the keys back, the key becomes harder to press. This one after I pop it back, it's as if it never happened.

Good for simple tasks

Ok, This is a very good keyboard. Preatty silent to (except for the space that does normal noise :{
Why I gave it 3 stars? Becouse if you are playing a game or something else that requires pressing more than 2 buttons at once it won't recognize the third button as being pressed...as I bought it for a little gaming as well I'm going to give it just 3 stars.

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Cheap, practical and quite keyboard for business

I was looking for a cheap ergonomic non-wireless keyboard to replace the one I spilled some water on.
Unfortunately all nice ergonomic ones were wireless and very expensive ($70 and up). I don't like wireless keyboards and mice, because then you have to deal with replacing the batteries, dealing with connectivity and paying a lot more money for that so called "luxury" - no thanks!
This one definitely fitted the budget (19.99 retail) and seemed to give you some advantages for your finger layout. Although in practice I can't tell that my hands are much more comfortable then on a regular flat keyboard.
One feature I fell in love with is the "Calculator" button right above the numpad. I have to use the windows calculator ALL THE TIME to give my customers quotes and this comes extremely handy - thanks Microsoft!
One big disadvantage for me is the fact that it came only with a USB connector. I use a PS/2 KVM switch and I tried several USB to PS/2 adapters, but none of them worked. A lot of keyboards these days come with both PS/2 and USB - this one didn't.
Other than that I'd say the keyboard is definitely worth the price, so if you're looking for a basic cheap keyboard, than this one is a good choice.

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Great keyboard.

After reading all the reviews, yesterday I bought this keyboard and I have to AGREE with all the positive reviews. The typing feeling is similar to a fine notebook keyboard and the shorcut buttons worked right away without any kind of installation of drivers or programs. This is the closest typing feeling to the great Logitech S530 I use on my MAC. I love it.

Space Saving Design / MultiMedia Keys / Cutting-Edge Design