Pros: Quiet, comfortable for typing, more ergonomic.

Cons: Doesn't have a lot of extras if you like that.

The Bottom Line: If you don't need all the extras but need something more ergonomic, more comfortable, then I recommend this one.

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Pros: ergonomics, key placement, does not require any additional software

Cons: none

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Pros: Absolutely fantastic. Very quiet, easy, responsive keys. Better than high-priced ergo keyboards.

Cons: None.

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Pros: short stroke keys! The curve is ok..

Cons: no sleep button, but no big deal..

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Pros: Comfortable and quiet typing, neat and minimalistic appearance, good price

Cons: None that stand out

The Bottom Line: I would like to replace all my keyboards with the Comfort Curve 2000. It's neat, quiet, comfortable and inexpensive

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Pros: Smooth ergonomic design, keys feel great, compact minimalism, price

Cons: Useless support legs, no wrist support, limited extras, no software included

The Bottom Line: This keyboard has very basic features but performs well. Try the design in a store before you buy and make sure it feels comfortable for you. Minimalist bliss.

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Pros: The curve is great. Inexpensive. Calculator key. Media buttons.

Cons: Letters wear off.

The Bottom Line: Recommended with reservations. Great keyboard for the price, but it isn't going to last forever.

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Pros: NONE

Cons: Giving it a #1 star rating when it doesn't deserve even that!

The Bottom Line: Insulting to anyone who has used a computer over a week. To be honest, this product does not even rate one star.

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Pros: Cheap, nice feel

Cons: Enter Key breaks 25% of the time

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