Ergo Series

Familiar feel. Only comfier.

Less movement, more comfort. With no need to move your arm around to move the cursor, your hand and arm can stay relaxed no matter the task ahead. Ideal for smaller desks.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a standard keyboard and an ergonomic keyboard?

Standard keyboards have a traditional rectangular shape with evenly spaced keys, while ergonomic keyboards are designed to reduce muscle strain and discomfort by promoting a more natural hand and wrist position.

What is the benefit of a vertical mouse?

By positioning the hand in a more natural handshake-like position, a vertical mouse can help alleviate discomfort and potential issues such as wrist pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, and repetitive strain injuries that may arise from prolonged use of a traditional horizontal mouse.

Are trackball mice easy to use?

Some users find trackball mice to be easier to use than traditional mice because they require less physical movement, and the cursor control is achieved by rolling the trackball with the fingers rather than moving the entire mouse.

What are some features to look for in an ergonomic keyboard?

Look for a split or curved design that promotes a natural hand and wrist position, adjustable tilt and tenting angles, and a wrist rest to reduce pressure. Low-force keys can help prevent repetitive strain injuries, while a compact layout and programmable keys offer added comfort and customization. Wireless connectivity provides flexibility in positioning and reduces desk clutter.

What is needed for an ergonomic office setup?

An ergonomic chair with proper lumbar support and adjustable seat height and armrests, a height-adjustable desk or keyboard tray, and a monitor stand or monitor arm that places the screen at eye level to reduce neck strain. An ergonomic keyboard and mouse that promote a natural hand and wrist position are also important, as well as adequate lighting and foot support.