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The rest of the keys are very similar to the keyboard on Lenovo ThinkPad’s and they have very nice feedback. The media-keys / F-keys are a different button type than the rest and I don’t like them as they feel very cheap like the buttons on the remote control. As it is, I am finding myself constantly toggling the switch back and forth when working. I however use both a lot and would have liked an fn-key, in addition, to access the F-keys when the toggle is set to fn keys or the other way around. This is a good feature for those who rarely use the F-keys and often use the media keys or the other way around. Microsoft made a switch for toggling the media keys and F-keys. Instead of having to hold down an fn-key at the same time as a media key.

This keyboard like many other keyboards has media keys combined with F-keys. I absolutely love the placement of the Home, End, PgUp, PgDn keys and as I use these keys a lot this is a big plus. That said I would have preferred it bigger. However, after using the keyboard for a couple of days I discovered that I hit the left shift key with the same accuracy as the others. The left shift key is quite small and is about 1/3 the size of the right one. I like the layout of the keys except for one key. The first thing I noticed when I took the keyboard out of the package was that the keyboard is quite heavy and really feels like a product build of high-quality materials. This is important to note because the layout is quite different from the standard English version. However, this also means that this review will be of the Nordic version of the Sculpt Ergonomic Desktop keyboard set.

But, since I almost never look at the keyboard, it is not a big deal for me.

Actually, I would have preferred a Danish-only version. Ever since Microsoft announced the Sculpt Ergonomic Desktop, I have been waiting for it to come to my country in a Nordic version.