Review of the Microsoft Sculpt Comfort Keyboard for Windows 8
November 1, 2012 by Andrew Edney 
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Recently Microsoft launched a number of additions to its hardware range, including the Sculpt Comfort Keyboard which is designed to work with Windows 8. We’ve been using it for a while now and here is our review.
The Sculpt Comfort Keyboard is packed with ergonomic features including a contoured keyset, removable padded palm rest, and palm lift. These features are designed to encourage a more natural, relaxed positioning of the arms, hands and wrist, providing greater comfort and helping to avoid injury during extended use.
Specifications
Keyboard Length: 17.8 inches (453 millimeters)
Keyboard Width: 8.39 inches (213 millimeters)
Keyboard Depth/Height: 1.30 inches (33 millimeters) with rubber feet Keyboard
Weight: 28.5 ounces (807 grams), includes 2 AAA alkaline batteries, typical battery weight may vary
What’s in the Box?
The box contains the Sculpt Keyboard, some batteries (already fitted and ready to used), a transceiver and some manuals.
A Closer Look
