Goldtouch Go!2 Mobile Keyboard GTP-0044

I got this to replace my adesso ergonomic key board. I wanted to free up some space on my desk and this accomplishes that. The Adesso was the size of a football field. The touch is much lighter and the key stroke much shorter. At first I was getting a lot of accidental entries. As I get used to it I think I am going to like it. Very easy on the hands with the tilt as well as splay adjustment. Quality seems good. The covers make it transportable without damage. Works well with my new Mac. The layout takes some getting used too but is probably necessary to save space. I have space to work on my desk for the first time in many years. I tried my old adesso recently and it seemed like a manual typewriter.

I like the key touch and the weight is low enough to take with me when I travel. I also use as my everyday keyboard. Good quality.

It's a wonderful keyboard and so glad I purchased it. It does take some getting use to, as it's a different feel from a traditional keyboard, and it's easy to misspell letters at the beginning. However, over time, it works well when you adapt.

a great product for my needs though the reviews I read about it were true - I'm getting a bunc of typos bc of the letter placement but I think I can work on that.

Finally, an ergonomic keyboard meant for travel! It makes a huge difference to how long I can work on a laptop without wrist strain. I wish it would fold in half, though, so I could fit it into a mini laptop case. Wireless would be good, too. Other than that, it's fantastic.

I type all day for a living and have for years.. I nearly had to change careers until I changed ergonomics including exclusively using split keyboards.

I use this keyboard almost every day along with a Kinesis Freestyle.

The Goldtouch Go! would be perfect if it were just a little less quirky: in 6 months I've exchanged two for defects: the first one the 'g' key stopped working, the second started typing stray letters with single key presses.. I find it periodically stops working: unplugging and reconnecting it corrects it.

I use it on a MacBook Pro. It works very well on top of laptop when I'm in tight quarters.

This item does exactly what it says, it sits on the keyboard of the laptop and allows me to type without pain. I recently had carpal tunnel release surgery and the lap top key pad is not comfortable to use. It is lightweight and very easy to travel with. A was a great investment.

I actually love this keyboard. It has the best of all worlds. I use it at home with my laptop, I travel with it, and I take it into the office. The weight is low enough that it doesn't weigh down my laptop bag. I use it with an external mouse (kensington blade) and it has reduced the pain and strain in my wrists and hands. The key force was not an issue for me but I did see the other review questioned it. It's a low, comfortable key force for me. I almost cripled myself after years of using my laptop keyboard and mousepad. My pain is going away now that I use an external keyboard and mouse frequently and this is the best external keyboard I've tried so far.

Not bad. But key click feels somewhat strange.