Most keyboards have a problem: they don’t position your hands, wrists and arms in their natural positions. This results in unnecessary pressure or stress — what’s commonly referred to as “pronation” ...

Let’s look at ergonomics. We first start at looking at basic ergonomics, and then go on to talking about different ergonomic ...

Avoid repetitive stress injuries with an ergonomic keyboard that properly supports your hands and wrists. Here's what to look for, along with reviews of our top picks. I’m a PCMag reviewer and ...

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Spending too much time working on a keyboard can hurt your wrists, but ergonomic keyboards can offer relief. These twisty keyboards depart from the flat, rectangular models most of us are accustomed ...

I’ve dealt with neck pain since my early 20s. Becoming a full-time writer in my late 30s did not help matters. I discovered the concept of a split ergonomic keyboard and wondered whether one could ...

Want to keep your hands happy while you type away efficiently? Invest in the right gadgets for the job with ergonomic keyboards that put your health first. By Pam Collins, Brandt Ranj Updated Apr 5, ...

A few years ago, Caitlin Cadieux decided to go all-out to battle the chronic pain in her right wrist—a malady she attributed to the many long hours devoted to her work as a digital animator. She got a ...

No matter how much geek cred your old vintage keyboard pulls, it’s not worth suffering through wrist pain or any other discomfort while using it. Especially now, when there are so many points of entry ...

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Despite the passing of several decades since that scene in Star Trek IV, the Voyage Home in which Mr. Scott remarks “A keyboard! How quaint!“, here on earth, they remain a central plank of our user ...