Mistel Barocco MD770

The split design allows you to position each half of the keyboard at shoulder width, which keeps your wrists and forearms in a more neutral, natural alignment. This helps reduce the inward rotation of your shoulders and minimizes the strain often caused by standard, narrow keyboards.

Yes, there is usually a short adjustment period. Because the keys are separated, you will need to retrain your muscle memory to ensure you are typing with the correct hands, especially for keys located in the middle of a standard layout.

No, the Barocco MD770 does not feature backlighting. It is designed with a focus on core typing performance rather than aesthetic lighting effects.

Yes, the keyboard is compatible with both operating systems. You may need to adjust your system settings or key mapping preferences to ensure the modifier keys function exactly as you expect on your specific OS.

A 75% layout removes the dedicated number pad and condenses the navigation keys, resulting in a significantly smaller footprint than a full-sized keyboard. This gives you more room on your desk for your mouse or other peripherals without sacrificing essential typing keys.

While these units have been rigorously tested to ensure full mechanical functionality, they may show minor cosmetic signs of previous use, such as light scuffs or wear on the keycaps. These imperfections are purely aesthetic and will not impact the keyboard's performance or typing feel.