Reviews and Problems with Microsoft Comfort Curve 3000
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Overall 2
Utterly atrocious, off center for touchtyping, bizarre caps lock location
Mike, Amazon
26 March 2013
Summary: I have gone through a good many keyboards in my day, from mechanical to digital and every shade. This is bar none the worst, which is odd because I love the Comfort Curve...
Summary: I've been using the 6000V2 and 6000V3 series keyboards for over 6 years and I love the feel of them and the gentle curve to the keyboard without being the full-split
If you're upgrading from Microsoft 2000 this is NOT the same design
squeaks1111 "squeaks1111", Amazon
4 March 2013
Summary: When I spilled water on my Microsoft 2000, I needed to order another keyboard. I like having the comfort keys (slightly angled) better for wrist support.
Summary: Microsoft Comfort Curve Keyboard 3000 Disappointed: Kybd has no legs for tilting & wobbles on desk. In spite of the 'Fn' key (which fooled me), there are no ways to...
Summary: It looked good - though the high gloss black does show fingerprints. Sadly, after two weeks of light use, the Number '2' key (=@ with Shift) does not work almost all the...
Summary: Don't get this keyboard. You'll hit wrong keys all of the time. I don't know what's wrong with the key placement or how it made it out of manufacturing like this - they...
Summary: Over decades, I've purchased perhaps 30 keyboards, and used many others. I'd rate this at the bottom 10%, that is nothing you'd want to buy or use.
IT SUCKS!!! - Nothing like my other Microsoft keyboard!
Tech Expert "e_observer", Amazon
12 July 2012
Summary: This purchase was a complete waste of money. I've had another Microsoft keyboard (still do) at work for years which I really like, but since that keyboard is an older...
Summary: Feels much too small. It's like a laptop keyboard. You can't tilt it - there are no feet. It's almost impossible to type without hitting the caps lock button every other...