Kensington Pro Fit Ergo KB675 EQ TKL Rechargeable Keyboard

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The Kensington Pro Fit Ergo KB675 EQ TKL is one of those “sensible ergonomic” keyboards that you buy when you’re trying to make your daily typing less of a sore-shoulder / sore-wrist situation without jumping into the deep-end of custom mechanical setups. For £42.62 ex‑VAT, it’s strong value because it’s genuinely targeted at office users who want comfort and a more natural hand position, and the rechargeable angle is practical for shared desk environments (less faff than constantly replacing batteries). If you’re coming from a standard flat keyboard or you’ve noticed you get strain after long stretches of typing, this is a reasonable bet.

That said, I wouldn’t recommend it if your team is picky about feel or sound, or if you specifically want a “premium mechanical” experience—this is more about posture and usability than enthusiast-grade switches. Also, if you’re managing a fleet and expect total uniformity across staff preferences, ergonomics can be personal: some people adapt quickly, others don’t. Overall: good buy for office productivity teams, finance/admin, and anyone with light-to-moderate daily typing who wants a comfortable upgrade that won’t blow the budget.