OPEN BOX - Kinesis Freestyle2 Keyboard for PC, Us English Legending, Black, 9 Inch Maximum - KB800PB-US

I spend my day working on a computer and I had a tendency to develop wrist and hand injuries. This keyboard is comfortable, has a robust look and feel and is very stable on the desk. This keyboard keeps my forearms, wrists and hand aligned in a strait line. It also rotate my hands just enough to remove any torsion stress. As a result, I feel less fatigue in hands and wrists at the end of the day. I work at home 3 days out of 5 and the 2 days that I spend at the office I bring this keyboard with me, thanks to the fact its fairly small when broken in two parts. I might buy another one soon for the office.

This is the second one I've owned. The first lasted 10 years, and my hands are in good shape. I only bought another because I wasn't able to buy replacement wrist supports for the earlier model. Good company. Good product. Good warrantee, too.

Feel good to type on but with the addition of the tenting, they are great.

This is my second Kinesis keyboard. Best keyboards I have ever used. Highly recommend it

The row of buttons on the left was a huge showstopper. My hands tend to fall there, with my pinky detecting the edge of the keyboard, and I sort of map all my fingers from there. This meant non-stop hitting "function+C" for copy then getting all tangled up when trying to paste and nothing comes out. In addition to typing "Dews" when I meant to type "Fred". I ultimately grabbed pliers and removed the keys and contacts in those 10 buttons. I covered the space with electrical tape and behold! I had a normal keyboard again. (Caution! This will void your warranty. Those contacts are not designed to come out) The wire connecting the two halves is 1.25" too short to get fully comfortable, but that's just me, I think. Image 1: Offending button Image 2: The tilt wasn't quite correct, not sure if I missed ordering risers. Some spare DVD cases solved it. Image 3: Correcting the problem