Epomaker’s newest design is a full split ergonomic keyboard that’s all wireless and all wood. It’s also expensive — the complete set with a wireless numpad and wrist rests will cost $549.

Though this Incase ergonomic keyboard is nearly as expensive as the $129.99 Logitech Ergo K860, it’s still much cheaper than higher-end ergonomic options, like the Nuio Flow and ZSA Voyager ...

The new ergonomic keyboard from Incase won't take up too much space on your desk thanks to its compact dimensions, measuring 13 inches wide (33 cm), 8.6 inches deep (21.8 cm), ...

If you order the keyboard, trackpad, stands for each and large desk pad, you’re forking over $1,084. (Cue spit take.) Like a luxury watch or car, the Nuio Flow system asks you to care enough ...

The Goldtouch Elite Split Keyboard features several innovative features designed to enhance user comfort and productivity: Adjustable Angles: The keyboard can be tented and splayed from 0 to 30 ...

The Nuio wireless Flow keyboard is available for preorder starting today as part of a larger system of magnetic peripherals, making it easy to find your ideal ergonomic layout.

One difference between the mWave and the likes of the K860 is that it's not a full-sized keyboard. Kinesis does sell a separate, wireless number pad, but at a few cents shy of $70, it's arguably ...

Epomaker Split65 keyboard review: An ergo keyboard that's better when it isn't As I mentioned, I use a lot of keyboards. But the Epomaker Split65 is the only one that features a split design.

The keyboard itself costs $399, which is a lot of money for an ergonomic keyboard. Nuio Currently, the keyboard can be preordered via the company’s website and is available in space gray with ...

Goldtouch has launched its US$115 ergonomic Elite Keyboard, a fully adjustable split keyboard that supports the hands and wrists as you type. It offers a slimline aesthetic that users can adjust to ...

As an ergonomic keyboard, the Logitech Wave Keys for Mac hits a lot of the right spots. The undulating keys with a slight curve work well here, especially when coupled with the fixed-in-place ...

Microsoft has a new ergonomic keyboard, but it’s expensive and made by Incase The new ‘designed by Microsoft’ keyboard costs $119.99 and has a dedicated Copilot button.