KINESIS VIP3 Tenting Accessory for Freestyle2 Ergonomic Keyboard AC820

The KINESIS VIP3 Tenting Accessory for the Freestyle2 Ergonomic Keyboard AC820 has received mixed reviews from customers. While some praise the accessory for improving their ergonomic typing experience and relieving pressure on their hands and wrists, others have expressed disappointment with the quality of the palm pads and the overall design. One customer mentioned that the base of the pads is made of sturdy plastic to match the keyboard, but found the pads themselves to be cheap and thin. They also expressed concern about the stickiness of the adhesive backing, questioning its durability over time. Another customer reported receiving a pad with some plastic stuck to the corner, rendering it unusable. However, it's worth noting that they mentioned they would update their review after a few months of use. The tenting accessory, on the other hand, received positive feedback from customers who appreciated the various angle options it offers for neutral positioning or customized comfort based on injuries. Some customers, who have been using KINESIS ergonomic keyboards for many years, attribute their good hand and wrist health to the product. However, there were also negative reviews from customers who experienced issues with the keyboard dropping out of position when they moved their hands in opposite directions. They criticized the overall design of the product and Considered it overpriced. One customer pointed out that they felt the tenting kit should already be included with the non-mechanical keyboard, which costs $200. They stressed that they would not use the keyboard again without the tenting and palm rests, though they were disappointed by the additional cost. In summary, the KINESIS VIP3 Tenting Accessory for the Freestyle2 Ergonomic Keyboard AC820 has received mixed reviews. While some customers found it to greatly improve their typing experience and provide ergonomic benefits, others criticized the quality of the palm pads and the overall design. The accessory's additional cost was also a point of contention for some customers.