Sculpted ergo goodness. If you’re a fan of the sadly departed Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Desktop, or any of its equally-admired predecessors — from the original Microsoft Natural Keyboard to the much-loved Natural Ergonomic 4000 — you’ll feel right at home on this one.We’ve captured all the key elements that users loved about the Microsoft originals, and upgraded everything else... That classic Microsoft layout The very first Microsoft ergonomic keyboard came out in 1994, and every model since has not strayed far from the key layout of the original. That’s potentially 3 decades of muscle memory. We recognized this fact, and made sure not to stray too far either. Better palm support Better palm support. We loved almost everything about Microsoft’s last offering, but the padding on the palm support was a little thin. This was the first upgrade we made. The Matias Sculpted Ergonomic Rechargeable keyboard has a thicker, denser support pad, made of natural rubber (from a tree) so it will last much longer.Plus, it’s magnetically attached, so it can be easily removed for cleaning, replacement, or recycling. We'll also be offering an interesting assortment of replacement pads. Rechargeable with a 3-year battery life. This is our second major upgrade. By combining a very high-capacity 1600mAh rechargeable battery with highly power-efficient electronics, we’re able to deliver 3 years of battery life, on a single charge. Dual wireless receivers... USB + USB‑C We include two wireless receivers (USB and USB‑C) in the box, already paired and ready to go. Just plug in the one you need, and turn on the keyboard. That’s all the setup required — zero headaches. World’s smallest USB‑C nano receiver. Technology marches on, and we’ll soon be living in a world completely dominated by USB‑C. If you’re a notebook user, that means all those wireless receivers from years past will no longer fit — and all the new USB‑C ones are WAY too big to safely leave plugged into your laptop (risking snagging / breaking off / damaging your port) — except for this one… The Matias Sculpted Ergonomic Rechargeable Keyboard will be the first ergonomic keyboard to benefit from our new USB‑C nano receiver — the world’s smallest wireless receiver for USB‑C. Wired too. Some people need their keyboard to be wired (for a variety of reasons). If you’re one of those people, we have you covered. Plugging the Sculpted Ergo keyboard into a computer, automatically switches it to wired mode. Ergonomists can breathe a sigh of relief. If you’re an ergonomist, and would like to recommend this keyboard (or our Ergo Pro) for a client, it will be available through established ergo channel providers, and from your preferred IT / office supplies dealer. If your preferred provider is not on our list, please let us know and we’ll be happy to reach out to them. Of course, it is also conveniently available from our online store... Summary: The Matias Sculpted Ergonomic Rechargeable Keyboard is similar to the popular discontinued Microsoft Sculpt Keyboard. The Matias Sculpted Ergonomic Rechargeable Keyboard stays true to the spirit of the Microsoft original, but has many upgrades, including: a rechargeable battery with an incredible 3-year battery life our patent pending USB-C nano receiver, which is the world’s smallest wireless receiver for USB-C, as well as a traditional USB-A wireless receiver, so that you can use whichever one is more appropriate for you ... just plug it in to your computer and your keyboard instantly works an upgraded palm support made with natural rubber, for a more premium experience improved function keys that are slightly bigger than the original, making them easier to use built-in hardware programmability, allowing you to easily program many keys with shortcuts, macros, or short phrases you type frequently, saving you time without having to install or use software AES-128 bit encryption in the wireless transmission between keyboard and receiver, for high security corporate or government environments the ability to use the charging cable as a traditional data cable, allowing you to use the keyboard as a traditional wired keyboard if you prefer SPECIFICATIONS: Colour: Mac version is silver with white keys PC version is black with black keys Dimensions:15.29” x 9” x 2” (390 x 211 x 49 mm) with Tilt Stand15.29” x 9.08” x 1.42” (390 x 213 x 34 mm) without Tilt Stand Weight: 1.5 LBS (700 g) Matias Scissor Switches Key Travel: 2 mm In the Box: Keyboard, USB receiver, USB-C receiver, USB-C charging cable, User manual System Requirements: Windows or Mac Computer with USB or USB-C port. Note: if you have Linux, the wireless version of the keyboard will work in every way except that the function keys will only do special functions, not F1, F2, F3, etc. so for Linux users, we recommend the wired version of the keyboard, which doesn't have that limitation; alternatively, if you have a Linux distro that is Debian based, and you are comfortable with using the command line interface, you can email us at [email protected] for a command that was helpfully contributed by a member of the Linux community to fix that function key issue. Warranty: 2 years limited warranty
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