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While this might make it a bit difficult to swap from one use to the other, it also makes it easy to select to function set of your choice and defaulting to those functions until you manually flip the switch. Instead of a "Fn" button allowing you quick access to extra functions, the keyboard uses a slider switch, which switches the keys from standard F1-F12 functionality to media and Charms functionality. The keys themselves are half the size of the regular chiclet keys, and rounded to provide a visual and tactile distinction from the rest of the keyboard. It's also worth noting the peculiarities of the function buttons (Escape and F1-F12). The keyboard features built-in media controls and several hotkeys that pull up specific functions on the Windows Charms Bar, while the mouse features a bright blue Windows thumb button, letting you jump back to the start screen without having to look down at the keyboard.

Read Our Logitech K810 Bluetooth Illuminated Keyboard Reviewĭesigned from the ground up for use with Windows 8, the keyboard and mouse both feature a few distinctive features that streamline your Windows 8 use. All three come with new batteries already installed you just need to pull out the little plastic strips that keep them from connecting. The mouse and main keyboard are each powered with two AA and AAA batteries, respectively, and the separate keypad uses a CR2430 button battery. That shared receiver also means that, unlike a wired keyboard and mouse, you'll only be using one USB port on your PC for all three devices. In addition to upgrading the ergonomics of your workspace, the Sculpt trio also looks great, with a sleek new look and clutter-free wireless design.Īll three devices connect to your Windows or Mac PC via 2.4GHz wireless signal through a shared USB receiver. The Sculpt Ergonomic Desktop is the latest entry in Microsoft's line of ergonomic PC peripherals, now with a three-piece desktop set, consisting of a keyboard, numeric keypad, and an ergonomic mouse. Microsoft's newest PC peripheral, the Sculpt Ergonomic Desktop ($89.69 at Amazon) (Opens in a new window), shows an attention to detail, awareness of design and style, and dedication to functionality that makes it our Editors' Choice for wireless keyboards, ergonomic or otherwise. There's a lot of attention to detail that goes into a Microsoft product, but one category that many overlook is the keyboard. Microsoft spends a lot of time thinking about how people use PCs, from the organization of an operating system to the design of a tablet. Keyboard has a pronounced learning curve.