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I have a proper keyboard[1], thank you very much. It also destroys a Microsoft Sculpt in terms of ergonomics. 1. https://www.kinesis-ergo.com/shop/advantage2/
by givemefive 9y ago
I have a proper keyboard[1], thank you very much. It also destroys a Microsoft Sculpt in terms of ergonomics.
1. https://www.kinesis-ergo.com/shop/advantage2/ https://www.kinesis-ergo.com/shop/advantage2/
- blhack 9y agoHow do you like this keyboard?
- givemefive 9y agoI love it SO much. I wouldn't be able to be a software engineer without it. The amount of neck, shoulder, elbow, forearm, wrist and hand pain I once had is now gone completely. Not to mention I am a much faster and more accurate typist.
- blhack 9y agoData point added! Thank you. I've definitely been on a bit of a kick lately trying to make my work setup as healthy as possible.
- givemefive 9y agoI re-bought everything, chair, monitor stand, electronically raising desk, keyboard, two vertical mice - for left hand and right hand. I didn't find it that hard to use a left handed mouse as a right handed person but your mileage may vary. I swap between the two throughout the day. I think out of all of those, having the monitor at the right height, vertical mouse, kinesis advantage and then using a pomodoro timer are the best bang for buck. The standing desk is nice but not really essential in my opinion. Just getting up and walking after a 25-30m pomodoro session is good enough.