Is this keyboard good for all-day typing?

The split curved layout and wrist rest are designed to keep wrists straighter during long sessions. It is a reasonable first ergonomic keyboard, but the membrane keys are softer than mechanical switches some typists prefer.

Does it work with a Mac?

It uses a standard USB receiver, so it generally works on Macs for basic typing. Mac-specific keys such as Command and Option may not map as labeled, so check the layout before buying if you use a Mac.

Does it have Bluetooth?

No. It connects only through its USB receiver, so it pairs with one computer at a time and needs a free USB-A port.

No, the box contains the keyboard and its USB receiver. You will need a separate mouse or trackpad.

No, the keys are not illuminated. It is best used in a normally lit room.

How does it compare with a split mechanical keyboard?

It offers a similar split shape at a lower build level. Mechanical split boards add hot-swappable switches, programmability and sturdier frames, while this one keeps a simpler membrane design.