Incase reveals a new, but expensive Microsoft ergonomic keyboard for Windows 11 and 10 users with a stylish design and a dedicated Copilot button.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

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, a cushioned palm rest, and a dedicated Copilot button.

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

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, the brand that now owns Microsoft’s accessories line has introduced a new, compact ergonomic keyboard.As per The Verge, the keyboard has a split and contoured design for comfort, a cushioned palm rest and a

I sat down with Incase's CEO to discuss how a brand known for Apple accessories resurrected Microsoft's discontinued peripherals -starting with an unreleased ergonomic keyboard.

Incase is the company that continued making Microsoft’s hardware accessories after the Windows maker didn't want to do it anymore. The new ergonomic keyboard from Incase won't take up too much space on your desk thanks to its compact dimensions,

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.