Nulea RT05B Ergonomic Split Keyboard with Cushioned Wrist Rest
$59.99
Nulea RT05B Wireless Ergonomic Keyboard features a split design, cushioned wrist rest, Bluetooth/USB connectivity, and USB-C recharge. Enjoy comfort and style in pink grey.
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Transform your typing experience with the Nulea Ergonomic Split Design Keyboard, expertly crafted to promote a natural typing posture and reduce strain during long work sessions. Its unique split design aligns seamlessly with the natural position of your hands, ensuring maximum comfort throughout your day.
Tired of constant battery changes? The Nulea ergonomic wireless keyboard features an astounding 200-hour battery life, allowing you to focus on your tasks without interruptions. Rechargeable and reliable, it keeps you productive, empowering you to work without the hassle of replacing batteries frequently.
Flexibility is key with our seamless dual-mode connectivity. Effortlessly switch between Bluetooth and 2.4G wireless connections to connect with multiple devices, making your workflow smooth whether you’re at the office or enjoying leisure time at home. Transitioning between devices has never been easier.
Luxury meets functionality with the oversized wrist support crafted from soft, skin-friendly leatherette. This thoughtfully designed wrist rest cushions your wrists, reducing fatigue and ensuring you stay comfortable, no matter how long you type.
Customization is at your fingertips with adjustable tilt support that gives you the freedom to set your keyboard at three different angles. Tailor your typing position to enhance comfort and maintain optimal ergonomic alignment effortlessly.
For added convenience, if you encounter any issues with the F1, F2, or F3 keys, you can easily unlock the Fn key for seamless functionality. The charging indicator light makes it simple to see when the Fn key is in use, ensuring your keyboard is always ready to perform.
With dimensions of 16.5 x 1.3 x 9.6 inches and a weight of only 3.5 pounds, the Nulea Ergonomic Keyboard is both portable and functional, making it an ideal companion for your home office or on-the-go setup. Experience the difference today with the Nulea ergonomic keyboard and elevate your typing comfort to new heights.
| Product Dimensions | 16.5 x 1.3 x 9.6 inches |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 3.5 pounds |
| Manufacturer | Nulea |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | HD315 |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Date First Available | May 6, 2024 |
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Ariel –
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Good ergonomic keyboards are hard to find. My primary one is one I’ve been using since 2005, I take good care of it because every time I go to take a gander at a new one I’m always dissuaded by the price. However my (now ancient) ergonomic keyboard provides a problem when I’m on voice calls with people because it’s very loud. I decided to give this one a go in the hopes that the shallow keys would make for a quieter keyboard that the folks I’m on voice calls with wouldn’t take issue with.
And it is very good for that. The sounds are pleasant but quiet enough that my mic doesn’t pick it up. For how it sounds exactly please see my video. I can take notes and type during my calls without disrupting or annoying others (or having to remember to mute myself and unmute myself). It curves slightly differently than my older ergonomic keyboard so I do need to get used to it but it’s an excellent replacement for me to use during calls.
This keyboard lasts for a long time on battery, I’ve had it for about three weeks now and leave it on even when I’m not using it and the battery is still going off of one charge. In my experience with other battery operated keyboards it should probably last a few months on one charge but I won’t know for sure until it runs out of battery. Another nice bonus is that it’s not just wireless: If it does run out of battery, or if you’d simply prefer a corded plug-in, it comes with a USB-C to USB-A/C cable (it can be converted between the two) which can also be used to plug it in and use directly. And as I show in my video the USB wireless dongle magnets into the back and is very solidly in there so there’s no worries about plastic tabs snapping off over time. The dongle just magnets into place and is very solidly in there, I even tried shaking the keyboard around to see if I could get it to fly loose and it stayed stubbornly in place. I don’t know why more companies don’t use magnets to attach things like this so they don’t go missing but it’s a very nice feature.
The wrist rest is nice but nothing extreme. It’s a slightly-plushy rubbery-feeling material. The legs on the bottom are also fairly shallow, they provide a bit of an angle to the keyboard but if you need or want a more extreme angle you’ll have to prop it up on something. My older keyboard props up quite high so I’m also not used to how short this one is comparatively but I have little wooden blocks laying around for exactly this kind of purpose so that’s not a big deal to me. The rubber feet on the bottom are great, they grip smooth surfaces extremely well (which honestly doesn’t matter too much to me–the rubber on my ancient keyboard has long since hardened into non-grippy plastic and it doesn’t really move around, either). That’s what I’m showing at the end of my video, I’m using quite a bit of force to push it and can only get it to move very, very slowly.
Also the keyboard is pretty! The plastic almost has a sheen to it that makes it seem slightly matte-metallic. I’m not usually a white-and-pink loving person but I think it works really well here.
Great keyboard! Would absolutely recommend!
mints –
Wow, I love this keyboard. I was having considerable wrist pain doing my notes at work and decided to look up ergonomic keyboards to give it a try. Since using this keyboard, my pain has pretty much disappeared. It took some slight adjusting to the angle to get back to my regular typing speed and accuracy but it’s so worth it.
Connects instantly, smooth key strokes, battery seems to last forever (I have been using it for about a month on Bluetooth) without having to charge it during 8+hour days. The keyboard itself is beautiful and sturdy. I like the variety of angles I can try and the wrist rest is comfortable. I added an additional wrist rest for more padding.
My only con is the absence of a backlight.
Katie Walker –
Love this keyboard. I type all day long and this keyboard does not hurt my hands or wrists. Love the color too! The perfect muted pink.
Veronica –
Perfect, just what I was looking and hoping for !
Phoebe M. Jones –
This keyboard makes typing fun again. So easy and comfortable. I love it! My only regret is that I didn’t purchase it sooner. The keys are perfect; not clunky; very sleek — makes typing easier.
I had two Microsoft ergonomic keyboards that I purchased during the Covid shutdown; one for the office and one for home. I’ve had them both since 2020 and the keys on both began to stick recently. The one that I use in the office became impossible to work with because the keys remained stuck and it would begin typing on its own.
I initially requested a replacement from my firm’s IT Department. Unfortunately, the keyboard that they provided is way too clunky; the keys are too big. As a result, my typing speed and accuracy began to suffer. So, I attempted to purchase the same Microsoft keyboard, however the current price is well above what I previously paid for the same keyboard. So, I searched and found this Nulea ergonomic keyboard, which appeared to be very similar to the Microsoft. I am soooo glad I tried it. My only concern now is how long the Nulea will last. Fingers crossed!
The Microsoft ergonomic keyboard that I have at home appears functioning fine for now. However, if it begins to malfunction again, my plan is to replace it with a Nulea as well.
I love the fact that the Nulea has three options for connecting (i.e., Bluetooth, USB or C). I’ve opted for Bluetooth for now. I can also connect the Nulea to my tablet! Nice feature.
The only complaint that I have so far, is the fact that I must plug up the keyboard to recharge it. A full charge takes 3 hours, but I am not sure how long the full charge will last. It would be helpful to know.
Overall, I am very happy with this purchase. My typing speed and accuracy are back on point! :o)
Trina G –
I use this everyday day when I get home from being in the field. It’s very comfortable, easy to charge and holds a charge very well.
Soulstice –
Took some time to get use it for a day or two. It’s my favorite keyboard now. Very comfortable for hands and wrist. I don’t think I’ll ever go back to my traditional keyboard. I’m definitely spoiled now. LoL.
Amazon Customer –
Great wireless keyboard. Much quieter keys than my old keyboard. Charge lasted all week.
Jorge LG –
I was wanting a bluetooth keyboard as my regular wireless keyboards have been giving me issues. This has a wireless receiver, but with Bluetooth dongles at a reasonable price, a single dongle to control many different peripherals is a no-brainer. This bluetooth works well, but there is only one channel, so you cannot connect to multiple bluetooth machines. It does have an rf dongle that worked immediately out of the box, and it is easy to switch between bluetooth and the rf receiver. In fact, it can even switch to a wired connection if you want (using the USB) charging cable. Interestingly, the rf-dongle attached to the back is not a friction fit…it is a magnetic holder–very elegant.
I haven’t used a split, ergonomic keyboard in a while, and it does take a bit to get used to. If you are a good typist, then the transition is fairly smooth as you find your new key spacings. The one thing I’m finding it hard to get used to is the arrow keys; I much prefer the upside down T configuration. This is just a matter of choice, and not enough to remove a star. While most keyboard have feet that you can put up to tilt the keyboard up at the back and towards you, this is actually bad for your wrists. This keyboard has those, but on the bottom, you see that you can tilt the keyboard up at the front to try to preserve good wrist alignment. This is actually the first time I’ve had a keyboard like this!
For the pink one, I was a little concerned that it would be “too pink”, but it is not. It is a very acceptable pastel colour that is easy on the eyes.
All in all, a keyboard is about typing, and I really enjoy the keystrokes on this one. The move a nice depth with a subtle click. Everyone has a subtle personal preference, but this one is definitely near the top for keyboard mechanics for me.
Ariel –
Excelente producto, buena calidad, teclado suave, es inalámbrico, no usa pilas, se recarga con cable.
2MuchAmazonON –
Speak and concise yet spread out for bigger hands.
2MuchAmazonON –
The main problem with these kinds of keyboards is to get used to them after using the regular keyboards for a long time. Also switching between these and the regular ones can be an issue. If you are going to use one of these, you have to use it on all of your computers, else like me you may have issues. This one, for some reason, does not suffer from that similar fate. I found that between the regular and this keyboards, this particular design was the easiest for me to switch back and forth between this and the regular non ergonomic keyboards. The only thing I can think is that there is a spacing between the keys that has a limit beyond which your hands/fingers lose footing. And this keyboard seems to be within that limit. I am typing on this keyboard right now, and right before, I was typing on my laptop, which has a regular squished up keys that most laptop have. However, switching between the laptop and this keyboard did not present a challenge, unlike other ergonomic keyboards I have used in the past. Over all, the build quality is above average, and comes with built in batteries (USB C connection) and a decent range that is possible with a dongle that has its name on it. For me that is important, because I keep losing these, if they don’t have the brand name on them. It also has a space for the dongle underneath the keyboard, so you don’t lose it, if you disconnect it. The only downside is that it is a bit on the heavy side, because of the attached handrest. Overall, an above average product, that does the job, as long as you don’t need the CTRL key on the right side.
This review is for the “Nulea RT05B Wireless Ergonomic Keyboard, Split Keyboard with Cushioned Wrist Rest, Bluetooth and USB Connectivity, USB-C Rechargeable, Compatible with Windows Mac Pink Grey”.
johnvonc –
This is a very nice keyboard! It is compact. Tactile feel of the keys is excellent. Instructions are clear. I’m using Bluetooth and setup was smooth and quick, once the keyboard was charged. I’m very pleased with this purchase. So pleased I bought a second one for my other system.