I happily used a Microsoft Ergonomic for a long time, but started looking for something else a couple years ago so I didn't have to hold my mouse so far out. Ba

I happily used a Microsoft Ergonomic for a long time, but started looking for something else a couple years ago so I didn't have to hold my mouse so far out. Basically I needed something without a numpad. Truly Ergonomic was my first choice. I adapted to it easily enough, but pretty soon I started feeling pain in the backs of my hands---the same pain I feel after using a non-ergonomic keyboard for too long. I'm not sure what the problem was, but I do recall feeling that the TE was too "square" so that my wrists had to bend the same way they would for a regular keyboard. The refund took a long time, and I had to follow up a couple times to finally get it. After that I switched to a Kinesis Advantage, and the adjustment was a bit harder but still not too bad. I'm very happy with it and still using it now.