ERGONOMIC KEYBOARD

An ergonomic keyboard is designed with the user at the center. It types comfortably, adapts better to your working posture, and also takes other tools such as your mouse into account. All of this is done to improve your posture and allow you to work longer without discomfort. Complaints in the hand, wrist, forearm, and shoulder in particular can be reduced with an ergonomic keyboard.

Standard keyboards are often too wide, too high, or simply not shaped correctly, making ergonomic work impossible. In fact, they strain the muscles in the forearm and shoulder so much that they significantly increase the risk of RSI complaints.

The two biggest differences compared to a standard keyboard are usually the compact size and the flat design. Traditionally, these have been the biggest advantages compared to old-fashioned keyboards. In recent years, many new improvements have been added. For example, a lighter keystroke that reduces strain on the fingers, or a split keyboard that allows your hands to stay aligned with your arms.