HP 960 Ergonomic Wireless Teclado Full-size 100% RF Wireless + Bluetooth Membrana Negro para casa

HP 960 Ergonomic Wireless Keyboard is a full-size (100%) wireless keyboard designed for home use. The scientifically designed split-zone layout helps maintain a more natural hand position during extended typing sessions. Dual wireless connectivity—RF wireless and Bluetooth—allows pairing with multiple devices, and the included separate numeric keypad provides familiar full-size functionality in a compact arrangement.

Advantages

The membrane key switches offer quiet, responsive typing suitable for shared spaces. Twenty programmable keys enable customization of shortcuts and macros to match individual workflows. Two connection modes—RF wireless and Bluetooth—ensure compatibility with a wide range of laptops, desktops and tablets. The ergonomic split-zone layout reduces wrist strain compared with standard straight keyboards.

Suitable for

• Home office typing and data entry
• Multidevice setups using Bluetooth and RF receivers
• Users who prefer an ergonomic split-key layout
• Tasks requiring a full-size keyboard with a separate numeric keypad

Key specifications

• Form factor: Full-size (100%), separate numeric keypad
• Connectivity: RF wireless and Bluetooth
• Key type: Membrane
• Color: Black
• Programmable keys: 20
• Brand and model: HP 960 Ergonomic Wireless Keyboard (MPN 7E755AA#AC0)

How to use

Connect the keyboard via Bluetooth following your device's pairing procedure or insert the RF receiver into a USB port for immediate connection. Use the keyboard's programmable key configuration to assign shortcuts through the supported HP software or keyboard utility on your system. Position the keyboard to keep wrists in a neutral position and use the separate numeric keypad where numeric entry is frequent.

Recommendations

For optimal ergonomics, place the keyboard at elbow height and keep the mouse close to minimise reaching. Regular short breaks and a neutral wrist posture will help reduce fatigue during prolonged typing.