HP 680 Comfort Dual Mode Keyboard EURO

Since I started using the HP 680 Comfort Dual-Mode Wireless Keyboard, I’ve really noticed a difference in comfort and ease of use. The first thing I noticed was the ergonomic design. The gentle waveform and soft wrist rest make typing much more comfortable, especially during long work sessions. My wrists feel less tired, which is a big plus.

What makes this keyboard extra convenient for me is the dual-mode connectivity. I often work on multiple devices at once, and with one press of a button I can seamlessly switch between my laptop and tablet via Bluetooth or the USB dongle. No more hassle with multiple keyboards or extra cables.

Another big plus is how quiet the keys are. I type quite quickly, and with my previous keyboard the tapping sounded annoying sometimes, especially in the evenings. This keyboard feels responsive without making noise. The 23 programmable keys are a nice addition, especially since I like to use shortcuts for frequently used apps and functions.

Of course, there are a few minor drawbacks. The keys aren’t backlit, which can be a pain when I’m working in a dark space. The keyboard also runs on AA batteries instead of a rechargeable battery. Luckily, they last up to 36 months, but I would have preferred a built-in rechargeable battery.

Overall, I’m very happy with the HP 680 Comfort. It combines ergonomics, silence, and versatility, making it ideal for anyone who spends a lot of time behind a keyboard. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a comfortable and efficient typing experience!

This HP keyboard can be connected to the computer via Bluetooth. A wire is no longer necessary. This keyboard is much better for my wrists and my working posture. I have less trouble with my wrists while typing. The keyboard has silent keys and is therefore perfect for an open-plan office. The price-quality ratio is fine. The keyboard is not expensive and the quality is good. The keyboard is adjustable. It can be set higher and lower. I use it every day during my work. I think I will use this keyboard for a long time. I recommend it if you find that normal keyboards are not comfortable to type on.

Bought this keyboard as a replacement for my old Microsoft Comfort Curve 3000. Unfortunately I only looked at the pictures and not at the picture for the key layout. There is an extra key for both the shift on the left and the enter on the right. On my laptop I don't have this problem with my long fingers, but unfortunately I do because of the curve on this keyboard. It is a large keyboard because of the solid wrist rest, unfortunately too big for my desk layout.