$20.00
We will hold your cart for 15:00.
Buy the Kensington Pro Fit Ergonomic Wireless Keyboard at the sale price of $26.44 (50% off) – an ergonomist-approved split keyboard with dual wireless connectivity, adjustable tilt, and spill-proof keys, designed to reduce strain and improve typing comfort.
Categories : Series
SKU : MEK-SER-037
Share This:
Type comfortably and securely with the Kensington Pro Fit Ergonomic Wireless Keyboard. Its split, sloped design with adjustable reverse tilt and built-in wrist rest promote a neutral hand position, reducing strain on wrists and forearms. Enjoy the flexibility of dual wireless connectivity—2.4GHz and Bluetooth 4.0 LE—with 128-bit AES encryption for government-grade security. Quiet, spill-proof keys make it easy to maintain. At our low price of $26.44, it's an affordable ergonomic solution for home or office.
Ideal for professionals who type extensively and suffer from wrist or arm discomfort. The ergonomic design helps prevent repetitive strain injuries. Dual wireless modes allow you to connect to up to three devices with a simple switch (via receiver and Bluetooth). The spill-proof feature provides peace of mind in busy environments.
Original price: $52.87. Our sale price: $26.44—a 50% saving. Add coupon MEKIBO15 for an extra 15% off, making this investment in your health even more budget-friendly.
Ergonomic comfort: split and sloped design with adjustable reverse tilt and wrist rest for neutral alignment.
Dual wireless + security: connect via Bluetooth or 2.4GHz, with 128-bit AES encryption to protect your keystrokes.
Huge savings: half off the original price, plus extra 15% off with coupon—get high-end ergonomics for less.
Color: Black
Model: K75401US
Design: Split, sloped, adjustable reverse tilt, built-in wrist rest
Weight: 1.8 lbs
Key Type: Scissor, quiet, spill-proof
Batteries: 2 AA (not included)
Dimensions: 17.1" x 9.2" x 1.3"
Encryption: 128-bit AES
Battery Life: Up to 6 months (typical usage)
Connectivity: Bluetooth 4.0 LE, 2.4GHz USB receiver
Product Type: Wireless Ergonomic Keyboard
Compatibility: Windows 10/8/7, macOS, Chrome OS, Android, iOS
Seller: Mekibo
MPN: K75401US
The Pro Fit Ergo's split keyboard design and adjustable reverse tilt position your hands, wrists, and forearms in a natural, neutral alignment. This helps reduce the risk of repetitive strain injuries, making it ideal for professionals who type for hours.
Use the reliable 2.4GHz receiver or Bluetooth to connect to your computer, tablet, or smartphone. The three-mode power-saving switch lets you toggle between them, conserving battery life. With 128-bit AES encryption, your keystrokes are secure.
The spill-proof keys meet MIL-STD-810H testing, so accidental spills are no problem. The quiet, scissor keys provide a satisfying typing experience without disturbing others.
At $26.44, you save $26.43 off the original price. That's a 50% discount. Plus, apply our MEKIBO15 coupon for an additional 15% off—the perfect time to switch to an ergonomic keyboard.
This may be due to the keyboard entering sleep mode after inactivity. Press any key to wake it. Also check battery level, ensure the receiver is plugged in securely, or for Bluetooth, re-pair the device.
The battery compartment is on the underside of the keyboard. Remove the battery cover (near the top) to insert two AA batteries. The power switch is also on the bottom.
Slide the mode switch to Bluetooth, then press the Bluetooth pairing button (on the bottom or side of the keyboard). On your device, select 'Kensington K75401US' from the Bluetooth list. If prompted, enter the PIN shown on screen or the default 0000.
First, check that the keyboard is turned on and has fresh batteries. For 2.4GHz mode, unplug and replug the USB receiver. For Bluetooth, delete the pairing and re-pair. Try connecting to another device to isolate the issue.
You can get it here at the best price of $26.44, which is 50% off the original $52.87. Use code MEKIBO15 to save an extra 15%.
I've been using this keyboard for a week now and my wrist pain has significantly decreased. The split design is comfortable and the tilt adjustment is great. Highly recommend for anyone with typing discomfort.
Bought this on sale and it's a solid keyboard. Battery life is good, and the Bluetooth connection is stable. The keys feel a bit mushy compared to mechanical, but for the price, it's a great deal.
Finally a keyboard that doesn't cramp my hands. The split layout took a couple days to get used to, but now I'm typing faster and more comfortably. Also love that it's spill-proof – my clumsy coffee moments are covered. The dual connectivity is handy – I switch between my laptop and desktop with a simple toggle. Definitely worth the money.
I bought this to replace a standard keyboard that was causing wrist strain. It's noticeably better. The reverse tilt is something I didn't know I needed. Only downside is the key travel feels a bit shallow, but for under $30, it's a steal.
After months of wrist pain, my doctor suggested an ergonomic keyboard. This one is perfect. The split design forces your hands into a natural position. I've been using it for a month and the pain is gone. Also the battery lasts forever – I haven't changed it yet.
It's okay, but the split design is a major adjustment. I'm a fast typist and I still make mistakes after a week. Maybe I need more time. Also the keys are a bit stiff. Not bad for the price, but not my favorite.
Love it! Best keyboard I've ever owned. Super comfortable, looks sleek, and the wireless works flawlessly. I use it with my Mac and PC. Great value at this price.
Overall happy with this keyboard. It's comfortable and well-made. However, the spacebar is a bit loud for my taste. Also, the spill-proof claim is nice but I haven't tested it. Still, it does its job well.
I work from home and type all day. This keyboard saved me from constant wrist pain. The adjustable tilt lets me find the perfect angle. The split design is fantastic. I even bought one for my wife. Money well spent.
The split layout didn't work for me. I couldn't get used to it and it made me slower. Also, the keys are stiff. Perhaps it's just not my style.
