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My experience is 180 degrees the opposite. Had RSI and shoulder/neck issues for years until I threw away the external mouse & keyboard and committed to using a
by Optimal_Persona 3y ago
My experience is 180 degrees the opposite. Had RSI and shoulder/neck issues for years until I threw away the external mouse & keyboard and committed to using a laptop in a standing position with a large monitor on a stand right above and behind it, both screen tops angled back a little so I’m looking down at them. Standing, I can be stepped back a little which means I don’t have to angle my elbows out to the sides too much, and my wrists are straight and relaxed.
When I checked the Wirecutter link, I saw my setup (minus a chair) hits all the points. I can handle 8-12 hour days with frequent breaks.
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- plonk 3y agoWas your keyboard elevate, at an angle, or thick? With a flat keyboard and an ergonomic mouse I’ve never had pain.
- FranzFerdiNaN 3y agoAny regular mouse, ergonomic or not, gives me wrist issues. Switched to a trackball and it all went away. Some things just don’t work for some people.