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Keyboards – Type healthier, work more efficiently

In today's digital work environment, we spend countless hours in front of screens, and the keyboard plays a central role in this. However, a conventional keyboard can lead to poor posture with prolonged use, causing pain in the hands, wrists, arms, shoulders, and neck. This is where ergonomic keyboards come into play – they are not a luxury, but an investment in your health and long-term productivity.

In our category "Ergonomic Aids - Keyboards," you will find a carefully selected range of keyboards specifically designed to support the natural posture of your hands and arms, minimize strain, and reduce or prevent the risk of conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis, or RSI symptoms (Repetitive Strain Injury).

Why an ergonomic keyboard? The benefits at a glance

Ergonomic keyboards differ from standard models through their innovative design aimed at reducing strain on joints and muscles. The main benefits are:

  1. Promoting a natural posture: They allow for a more relaxed position of the wrists and forearms by avoiding twists and bends.
  2. Reducing strain: Optimized key arrangements and palm rests distribute pressure on sensitive areas.
  3. Preventing pain and disorders: Long-term misalignments are minimized, reducing the risk of chronic pain and repetitive strain injuries.
  4. Increasing comfort: The typing feel becomes more pleasant, positively affecting your concentration and well-being.
  5. Potential efficiency increase: A pain-free and comfortable working method can improve your typing speed and accuracy.

Diversity of ergonomic keyboards: Find your perfect model

The world of ergonomic keyboards is diverse and offers the right solution for every requirement:

  • Split keyboards: These models separate the key field into two halves, often with an adjustable angle. This allows for a more natural positioning of the hands and shoulders, as the arms no longer need to be brought together in the middle. Ideal for relieving the shoulder and neck area.
  • Contoured/concave keyboards: The key field is designed in a three-dimensional shape that adapts to the natural curvature of the hands. This minimizes wrist flexion and rotation.
  • Compact keyboards (Tenkeyless / TKL): By omitting the number pad on the right side, the distance between the keyboard and mouse is reduced. This reduces the reach movements of the mouse hand and relieves the shoulder on the mouse side. Often ideal in combination with a separate number pad if needed.
  • Mechanical keyboards with ergonomic layouts: Many ergonomic keyboards rely on mechanical key switches. These offer more precise tactile feedback and can be adjusted to individual preferences depending on the switch type (linear, tactile, clicky). This enables more efficient and pleasant typing.
  • Keyboards with integrated palm rests: Fixed or removable palm rests support the wrist and ensure a straight hand position. It is important that the wrist does not "rest" on the support but is only lightly supported.

What to consider when choosing

To find the optimal ergonomic keyboard for you, consider the following points:

  • Adjustability: Look for models with adjustable angles, inclinations, or the option to separate the key fields.
  • Palm rest: Is it integrated, removable, soft, or firm?
  • Key layout: Check if the layout matches your habits (e.g., QWERTZ for Germany).
  • Key travel and feedback: Do you prefer short or long key travel? Do you like tactile feedback, audible clicking, or quiet typing?
  • Connectivity: Do you need a wired keyboard for maximum reliability or a wireless one (Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz) for more flexibility?
  • Additional features: Macro keys, backlit keys, or integrated multimedia controls can make everyday work easier.
  • Adjustment period: Keep in mind that transitioning to an ergonomic keyboard may require some adjustment time as your muscles and hands adapt to the new posture. However, this pays off in the long run.

Your health is important to us

An ergonomic keyboard is an essential component of an ergonomically designed workspace. Ideally, combine it with an ergonomic office chair, a height-adjustable desk, and an ergonomic mouse to create a holistically healthy work environment.

Invest in your health – choose the right ergonomic keyboard now, significantly improving your well-being and efficiency at work!