These ergonomic keyboards offer an alternative typing experience that may be more comfortable than a regular keyboard. Shop from Microsoft, Kinesis, Amazon and more.

We spent weeks testing the top ergonomic mice you can pair with an ergonomic keyboard to determine which is best for creating a truly comfortable workstation. And after putting 10 different models ...

Other keyboards, such as our value pick, the Microsoft Ergonomic Keyboard, also feature a split keyboard, curved design and palm rest. However, we found the K680’s design superior to its ...

The Keyboardio Model 101 has one of the more interesting keyboard designs, with a fully split butterfly-shaped maple wood body, two function keys under the palms, and an unusual circular base for ...

Technology has become a part of our daily lives, and spending a considerable amount of time behind the keyboard is more common than ever before. That being said, you can enjoy spending hour after h… ...

Ergonomic keyboards focus on natural hand and wrist position for long typing sessions. The most common keyboards users get with PCs, including Microsoft's Surface Keyboard, are just elongated ...

In our X-Bows review, we'll show how this very different sort of keyboard can sport ergonomic features, yet also keep more traditional mechanical switches, and RGB lighting.

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Ergonomic keyboard These keyboards look weird, and the first time you use one, you're probably not going to like it. There will be a learning period to get back up to your normal typing speed.

Alongside your keyboard, the next most important equipment upgrade is an ergonomic mouse. Ergonomic mice feature unique designs tailored to the natural movement and posture of your wrist and hand.

Working at home can offer great benefits, but without attention being paid to one’s workstation, it can also mean aches and pains. Here are seven steps to achieving a more ergonomic setup.