- Is the split layout hard to get used to?
- Most touch typists need a few days to a couple of weeks to regain speed. Hunt-and-peck typists often adapt faster because they look at the keys anyway.
- Does it work with Mac and Windows?
- It is a standard wired keyboard, so it works with Windows, macOS and Linux through USB. Mac users should expect the usual key-label differences for Command and Option.
- Does it have a number pad?
- Yes. It is a full-size layout with a dedicated numeric keypad on the right side, which adds to its width.
- Is it wireless?
- No. It connects by cable only, so there is no pairing, charging or battery to manage.
- Will it fit on a small desk?
- At 22 inches wide and 10 inches deep it needs a generous desk. Measure your space and leave room for a mouse before buying.
- Who is it best for?
- People who type for hours and want a fixed split layout with a number pad. It suits users with wrist discomfort more than gamers or travelers who need a compact board.
- Where is the Life-Flo Ergonomics 800-STD Keyboard cheapest?
- At Staples, for $229.09, as of our latest check.