This new keyboard was canceled by Microsoft, and is now being revived by Incase, but you'll pay a pretty penny for it.

Incase, the brand that took over Microsoft’s accessories line, has revealed a compact ergonomic keyboard designed by the company. With a price of $119.99, the wireless keyboard features a split, contoured design,

The new keyboard is a split model with a built-in cushioned palm rest and tilted keys for more comfortable typing in a more natural position. It uses scissor keys with a short key travel of 1.3 mm and additional keys for emoji,

Incase reveals a new, but expensive Microsoft ergonomic keyboard for Windows 11 and 10 users with a stylish design and a dedicated Copilot button.

Accessories company Incase has unveiled a new compact ergonomic keyboard called — wait for it — the Compact Ergonomic Keyboard. At first glance, it doesn’t look too different from most ergonomic keyboards.