This is my third one of these keyboards in about 8 years - and I use them a lot - about 10 or so hours per day - everyday. Each of the two previous Goldtouch's that I own still work fine as far as the keys themselves, but the device in the middle that allows you to configure the angle of use - that...

The basic design of the Goldtouch V2 is similar to the Kinesis Freestyle in that both utilize a split keyboard that can be adjusted to your natural arm-angles. However, the two halves of the Goldtouch keyboard are directly connected at the top, instead of using a cord like the Freestyle does.

In my opinion, this keyboard far surpasses the Microsoft that I replaced. It offers real, customized adjustment, making its use very easy on the wrists. The keys are soft and they do not stick. It is easy to adjust to the changes in the keyboard. It offers plenty of features for my general use.

Dude at work was so happy that this is now available in NZ in black, instead of the 'meh' off-white. Mechanical keys, fully adjustable.

For my job, I have to have a separate number pad...thought I might be able to function without it, and tried to deal, but for the parts of my job that need it, it just wont work. You cant really tell with the picture and so I didnt notice til I received it, that its not there, but please note, that...