Microsoft
Microsoft Natural Keyboard Elite 2 in 1 accessory
Ergonomic split keyboard with multimedia controls and customisable F-keys, connecting via USB or PS/2 in a white finish
- Ergonomic split layout supports natural hand position
- Multimedia controls give quick access to music and video
- Enhanced F-keys allow custom shortcuts for frequent tasks
- USB and PS/2 connectors fit a wide range of PCs
- White finish adds a clean look to the desk
Ergonomic split keyboard
The Microsoft Natural Keyboard Elite uses a split, gently sloped layout that keeps hands, wrists and forearms in a more natural alignment. This design reduces strain during long typing sessions and helps maintain better posture at the desk. It is aimed at office workers and anyone who spends hours entering text.
USB or PS/2 connectivity
The keyboard connects to a PC through either a USB or a PS/2 port, so it works with a wide range of desktop systems. No wireless pairing or batteries are required, and the wired link provides consistent response for everyday tasks. Choose the port that matches your computer.
For desk-based typists
Buyers who need a compact or portable keyboard for travel will find this full-size wired model unsuitable. Users who prefer a flat, traditional key layout may not adjust to the split ergonomic shape. It is built for stationary workstations where comfort during extended typing is the priority.
Highlights
- Ergonomic split layout supports natural hand position
- Multimedia controls give quick access to music and video
- Enhanced F-keys allow custom shortcuts for frequent tasks
- USB and PS/2 connectors fit a wide range of PCs
- White finish adds a clean look to the desk
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How does the split, sloped layout change day-to-day typing?
The split, gently sloped shape positions hands, wrists and forearms in a more natural alignment, reducing the strain that builds during long sessions.
What does the USB or PS/2 connection mean for compatibility?
The keyboard plugs into either a USB port or a PS/2 port, so it works with virtually any desktop or laptop that still offers one of those interfaces.
What space does the keyboard need on a desk?
Its full-size footprint with integrated numeric keypad and multimedia centre requires a standard keyboard-width area; no special mounting hardware is needed.
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