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It's hard to measure I suppose, I personally started using a Redox Wireless (and now own several split, non-split mechanical keyboards of all variaties). I went
by BigJ1211 7y ago
It's hard to measure I suppose, I personally started using a Redox Wireless (and now own several split, non-split mechanical keyboards of all variaties). I went from being unable to comfortably type a 1/4 of a page to being able to type an entire page at a time. (I'm a developer, so this is really important to me. I was starting to have RSI/CTS complaints at the start of the year)
Here's a study I could find with a quick search:
http://ergo.human.cornell.edu/conferences/hfes02/gttalkhfes02.pdf http://ergo.human.cornell.edu/conferences/hfes02/gttalkhfes0...
Essentially comfort isn't significantly higher than with a standard keyboard, but there's less discomfort.
- pdpi 7y agoI'm not in any way, shape or form suggesting that you _don't_ benefit from whatever keyboard you're using. I'm just saying that, if it's anecdotal ("works well for me"), say so — don't hide it behind a veneer of faux science.