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Microsoft Natural Ergonomic 4000 (B2M-00012) Wired Keyboard
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US $44.00
ApproximatelyAU $68.80
+ $41.53 postage
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30-day returns. Buyer pays for return postage. If you use an eBay postage label, it will be deducted from your refund amount.
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Its QWERTY (Standard) keyboard layout and English language make it easy to use for most users. The Microsoft 4000 Natural Ergonomic Keyboard is a must-have for anyone looking to improve their typing experience and increase their productivity.
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Enhance your computer user experience with this edition of Microsoft Natural 4000 B2M-00012 wired keyboard. Whether it’s a PC or a laptop, and whether you’re gaming, surfing, or working, plugging away at a keyboard for hours can become uncomfortable. Technological innovators Microsoft have brought to market their ergonomic 4000 B2M-00012 wired keyboard to address this long-standing issue that computer users face. The keyboard helps to lessen incidences of pain while boosting productivity. It is a wonderful keyboard solution for those who already have carpal tunnel syndrome or tendonitis. Say hello to the angled split keyboard that have customers breathing a sigh of relief. The design and features of the black 4000 B2M-00012 wired keyboard demonstrates Microsoft’s understanding of the importance of ease-of-use and comfort for commonly used tools, such as this keyboard. Their proactivity in listening and using feedback to create a solution also shows their commitment to maintaining excellent customer service. The ergonomic design and functionality of the keyboard simplifies day-to-day tasks. The integrated palm rest reduces discomfort, as it allows for a more natural wrist alignment. The wrist rest and palm rest allows users to rest their hands in a natural manner, taking the pressure off those areas prone to stress pain. Carpal tunnel syndrome is a real concern for people who consistently have to stress their wrists for extended periods of time. The curved design of the keyboard makes it easy to press the keys without stressing the hands. The keyboard boasts other supportive features that greatly minimize the stressing and straining of the hands and arms during repetitive motions. The 00012-B2M features an intuitive zoom slider that allows you to zoom in and out quickly and accurately. The one-touch functionality allows for quick and easy access with a simple touch of a button: open documents, respond to emails, and access other common shortcuts. Easily access commonly used devices and accessories such as printers, mouse, keyboard, mobile, tablets, video cameras, and webcam products. The system features five programmable keys that reduce the need to use a mouse, and dedicated back/forward keys for accessing and surfing the Internet. Other key features of the ergonomic setup are the multimedia keys, My Favorite keys, lockable F keys, and the placement of the commonly used symbols just above the number pad. These features help in creating some level of order to your work. The multimedia hot keys are compatible with versions of Microsoft Windows Media Player, Microsoft CD Player, Microsoft Deluxe CD, and particular versions of other popular media players and browsers. The software is also compatible with Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows Vista, and Windows XP (except Windows XP 64-bit). However, if you have Windows 10, the USB feature comes in handy. It is also compatible with Apple Mac OS 10.2x-10.4x. The setup for the Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 is quick and easy. Simply load the IntelliType Pro 5.3 software from the CD that comes with the device, restart your computer, then plug in the USB keyboard. Microsoft Natural 4000 B2M-00012 wired keyboard users give the device high marks for ergonomics, wrist support, ease of use, typing and price. The device is covered by manufacturer warranty, but it’s best to be careful and avoid spill accidents. They are suitable for both home and office use, and works wonderfully with laptops as well as PCs. Straight keyboards are awkward, and uncomfortable, and hampers typing. The 4000 B2M-00012 allows the hands to fall, rest, and operate in a natural manner.Product Identifiers
BrandMicrosoft
MPNX802610-001, 4000, B2M-00012, KU0462
Ean0882224417778, 0085783540783
GTIN0882224417778, 0882224015462, 0085783540783
UPC7687600274081, 0882224417778, 0882224015462, 0085783540783
ModelKU-0462
eBay Product ID (ePID)74089055
Product Key Features
ColorBlack
Keyboard LayoutQWERTY (Standard)
ConnectivityWired, USB
Keyboard LanguageEnglish
FeaturesMultimedia Integration
TypeErgonomic
Dimensions
Item Length19.8 in
Item Width10.3 in
Additional Product Features
Connections1X USB-4 Pin USB Type A
Operating System RequiredMicrosoft Windows 7, Microsoft Windows XP, Apple Mac OS X 10.2.x-10.4.X, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Windows 2000 Sp4 or Later
Mouse FeaturesErgonomic
Keyboard/KeypadKeyboard
Maximum Operating Temperature35°C
LocalizationEnglish-North America
Minimum Operating Temperature0°C
Product LineMicrosoft Natural
Keyboard FeaturesMultimedia Center Buttons, Detachable Palm Rest, Internet Buttons
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Most relevant reviews
- 30 Dec, 2017Top favourable review
Go Ergonomic
I have been using ergonomic keyboards for almost 20 years - - all from Microsoft. Obviously I find them to be far superior to normal straight/flat key boards. The first time I used one, it took me about 15 minute to get used to the contoured lay out of the key, but once I did, there was no going back to and "old fashioned" board. Although I can touch type about 90 wps on the Microsoft, when I am forced to use the non-ergonomic type board now, I am pretty much limited to "two finger" hunt and peck typing, and a speed of about 20 wps. Buy one. Give it a try. If you don't love it, return it. Ergonimic board are definitely worth the additional cost.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 23 Jan, 2019Top critical review
Works great due to lack of mobility in my left hand and arm
This is about my third or fourth ergonomic keyboard like this, I have to use one because of a old injury in my left arm does not allow me to rotate my hand over a conventional flat keyboard. I find that I can successfully type on this board but my fingernails as opposed to my fingertips tend to hit the tops of the keys on the left-hand side and eventually wear off the letters and numbers because of my injury. I noticed that the letters and numbers on the keys are a little bit smaller than the last one of these I owned. Makes a little bit difficult to read the symbols above the numbers on those keys. No complaint however, works fine my old one finally gave up with the Z & S keys colliding into one another in such a manner it was affecting typing accuracy particularly with passwords!Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 18 Dec, 2018
Solves my keyboard problems.
My incipient carpal tunnel went away when I switched to using these many years ago. The split keyboard means you don't have to force your hands into an unnatural position to type. If you have broad shoulders, as I do, and have to spend hours typing fast, as i do, this is the only keyboard to use without eventual injury. My only complaint is that it's a little flimsy and that nice easy key action has no resilience or cushion. And it deteriorates over time. But as long as these are available, they're inexpensive enough to keep buying a new one every couple of years when you need to.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 22 Aug, 2019
Versatile keyboard
This keyboard has at least 2 features which I really appreciate: a) the layout splits the keys into 2 groups, one for each hand. These are set at an angle which matches the natural angle one's forearms make when the hands are close together. This relieves one's wrists from working at angles to make the hands parallel. b) By using the matching SW, a number of keys can be assigned character strings, for example, passwords and credit card numbers. This really speeds up filling our forms, etc.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 28 Sep, 2016
Pretty good
I love the Microsoft 4000 design and layout, and I have used this model of keyboard several times before both at work and at home. This particular keyboard I received has a very stiff spacebar. I have to hit it pretty hard, and right in the middle. I have been hoping it will loosen up with use, but has not done so thus far. It makes it difficult to type quickly when I have to worry if I have run together several words because the spacebar is not registering a space on the screen. Hopefully, the problem is just with this individual keyboard and not a general flaw with the latest model.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 06 Jul, 2021
Make sure you have room on your desk for it.
Extremely convenient keyboard. It only has 2 extraneous features I'd remove: the "home" button above the 'Esc' key and the 'F lock' key. The former I sometimes accidentally push when I go for Esc, but if you re-define it to do nothing, it's OK. The 'F lock' key gets pressed accidentally sometimes too, turning F keys off (thus changing how they operate) -- annoying. I am contemplating removing 'F lock' altogether. They keyboard itself fits my typing style perfectly, I have three of them. There is one side effect, however: I now loath having to use the rectangular ("regular") keyboards. So beware!Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 28 May, 2016
Good keyboard - Saved my wrists and hands
I started using this keyboard 6-7 years ago and finally wore it out about a month ago. The second one that was received a couple of weeks ago had a small glitch where the right side of the space key made an unusually loud "click". The seller was easy to deal with and upon return, did a full refund. I think this was an unusual problem... My first keyboard was great and would have kept using it had it not starting having keys fail after several years of heavy use.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 21 Jul, 2020
Excellent for carpal tunnel
Holds my hands in a natural position that substantially reduces pain. The curvature took some getting used to, years ago, but this has been my favorite keyboard, hands down. (Pun intended.) Yes, bulkier than a skinny little flat keyboard, but so worth it. No point in conveniently stowing a wee keyboard that causes inflammation! My original Microsoft Natural Ergonomic keyboard lasted about six (6) years before the smooth, thin, vinyl cladding on the padded wrist rest got so shreddy that I found it annoying. That's the only reason I purchased a replacement. Everything else remains in perfect condition, though, even the visibility of the character decals. The new keyboard, manufactured in 9/2019, has the same conformation and rather loud, springy key action. Recommended.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 29 Nov, 2020
Awesome Keyboard
I have large hands, so the ergonomic style enables me to type effortlessly without hitting multiple keys at one time. The pad at the base of the keyboard allows me to rest my hands while I'm typing, reducing the chances of getting carpal tunnel syndrome..I really enjoy my ergonomic keyboard, and I'm just glad I could find one relatively cheap, as they're not offered in stores anymore....Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 01 Dec, 2015
Microsoft Ergo 4000
I got this keyboard for my husband who has been interested in trying an ergonomic keyboard for a while now. At first he thought it would be good for him, but the more he used it the more he realized that he's not a touch typer. This is a great keyboard for somebody who doesn't have to hunt and peck the keys like so many do. I ended up using it instead of him, since I am good at typing without looking at the keys. I enjoy typing on this keyboard and found that I actually have less typos and misspelled words than I used to. He, on the other hand, appreciated the gesture but hates ergonomic keyboards. I guess if you're not used to typing by feel alone then you're going to get confused when you notice the gap between the keys.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
