These ergonomic keyboards offer an alternative typing experience that may be more comfortable than a regular keyboard. ... which allows you to angle the keyboard to your specific typing needs.

I discovered this while testing the HP 960 Ergonomic Wireless Keyboard, which may be the most unique keyboard I’ve tested. The HP 960 uses a layout with the keys split and angled across a ...

Ergonomic keyboards can help: these boards split, tilt and/or angle the keys in ways that help keep your shoulders and chest more open and your forearms and wrists more aligned.

Ergonomic keyboards come in all sizes but have a split or curve down the middle so you can hold your hands, wrists, arms, and shoulders at a more natural angle than you would on a traditional flat ...

The Goldtouch Elite Ergonomic Keyboard is crafted for maximum comfort and productivity, featuring a split design and customizable angles to reduce strain during extended use.

Cheaper ergonomic keyboards exist, but not by much—and not with the Keychron Q11’s level of customization and more premium materials. It feels good to type on, and its 75-percent size deftly ...

Adjustable Angles: The keyboard can be tented and splayed from 0 to 30 degrees horizontally and 0 to 60 degrees vertically, mimicking the natural angle of the hands.

The Keyboardio Model 100 is a crowdfunded split mechanical ergonomic keyboard that's one of the best I've ever used—and right now you can get one at a discount.

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.

Most keyboards (especially ergonomic ones) give the ability to angle your keyboard using feet — this is a pretty basic feature, but not so with the Kinesis Freestyle Pro.

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.