SPLIT KEYBOARD

Splitting a keyboard into 2 parts sounds strange, but it isn't. It's ideal for adopting the perfect posture. Furthermore, its flexibility makes it a suitable partner for almost any user. Whether you are broad or narrow, have short or long arms, a split keyboard adapts to you.

The biggest problem with a standard keyboard is its straight design. It makes it somewhat more difficult to adopt a good, compact posture. Try placing your keyboard close to you and putting your fingers on the board. Your wrists will almost always bend slightly. This bend will eventually become irritating and can cause unpleasant complaints. Try placing your hands in line with your arms on the board, and you will see that your little finger is higher than your index finger.

And it is precisely this problem that a keyboard split in two solves. The hands can remain nicely in line with the arms, which offers more relaxation for the wrists. Thanks to this relaxation, you can type comfortably for much longer.