Kinesis ergo keyboard free#

This TenKeyLess mechanical model feels sturdy and solid, with no sign of flex.

The best ergonomic wired keyboard we've tested is the Kinesis Freestyle Edge RGB. It's a very comfortable keyboard and an excellent choice if you're looking for an ergonomic keyboard for your office. Also, it lacks backlighting, so if you tend to work in dark environments, it may be hard to see the keys.

Kinesis ergo keyboard free#

Unfortunately, it's a very large keyboard, and you can't detach the wrist rest to free up space, meaning it's not a good choice if you're tight on desk space. The keyboard uses scissor switches, which feel light to type on and are very quiet, meaning you won't disturb your colleagues.

The board connects wirelessly using its USB receiver or Bluetooth, and with the latter option, you can pair it with up to three devices simultaneously, great if you're in a multi-device office setup. There's also an included wrist rest for added support. In addition to its unique design, it also has other ergonomic features, including feet that can tilt the board at a negative angle to reduce the strain on your wrists from constantly tilting them upwards. While this layout could take some time to get used to, it's intended to keep your wrists a more natural distance apart to feel more comfortable overall. This full-sized model features a curved design that separates the keys down the middle into two clusters, one for each hand. The Logitech ERGO K860 Wireless Split Keyboard is the best wireless ergonomic keyboard that we've tested.