Negative Tilt Keyboard Ergonomics

It works. Very easy ergonomics. The keyboard is very nice .... mostly the key feel.

I purchase this product for the July 4th fireworks. I really like the ergonomics of this switch. The only negative thing is the cord lengths in which Canon offers. This one is a little short. However, I knew the length before purchasing so I am not disappointed.

I prefer the ergonomics of this keyboard to Apple's keyboard. The keys feel particularly good with just the right contour and feedback.

Great keyboard. Nice and loud keys for that audible feedback when gaming or typing. Comfortable ergonomics and aesthetically pleasing to look at

Keyboard has excellent ergonomics, positive feeling to the keys (which seems to have reduced my typo rate), and easily pairs with desktop computers and my iPad. Nice to have easy connection to the iPad, especially, to enable me to get away from the iPads soft keyboard which is OK for texts but not much more in my opinion. I've been using one for about six months and its become so ingrained to my workflow that I bought a second copy to have on in both my office and my studio. I was pleased to be able to find this at B&H. Other vendors were out of stock and clueless on when it might be back in stock. Way to go, B&H!

Absolutely nothing negative to say about this Kirk Monopod Tilt Head. As good as it gets. Can handle much more weight than I would ever put on it. Not the slightest slippage. Not too big/heavy. The ONLY reason I could imagine looking at other options would be if you simply can't afford the cost of this first rate product, keeping in mind that its primary competitor (from RRS) is even more expensive.

I wanted a wireless key board with the numeric keypad...I do a lot of date entry. Chose the Apple product over others because of past experience with Apple products. Also looked at other manufacturers and customer comments...this clinched my decision to buy the Apple product. It is a great keyboard and meets all of my expectations. One thing to note, previous Apple keyboards have tabs underneath that allows you to tilt the front of the keyboard up...this keyboard does not have that feature. I put a small piece of wood under the key board to tilt mine up.

I use this stand for live playing. The stand is much more stout and beefy than it looks in the photo. There is lots of flexibility with the 2nd tier you can adjust height and tilt of the keyboard and also tilt the vertical arms in if you are going to be using a small keyboard up top like a Mopho Keyboard or Moog Phatty. In addition you can slide the 2nd tier arms fore and aft to adjust how much the upper board overhangs your lower board. Nice. I have a big digital piano on the bottom and a small 36 key synth up top. Works great. All the adjustments lock together with meshing teeth so it is really solid. When I received it one weld holding the teeth on the tilt adjustment was broken and the teeth just spun around. Called Quiklok and they were nice and took care of the problem ASAP. Great Service. Overall a very stable stand with lots of possibilities for adjustment and capable of having big and short boards together.

Extremely durable. Keyboard works great and is so much better than the one provided on the screen. Only negative is the overall weight when installed on the iPad.

Fantastic keyboard, the only negative about is the spacebar is a little loud. A little. Software is a nightmare but once you figure it out, it's a beautifully lit board.