> mac ui is nice but just thinking about the keyboard and mouse (iMac) give me carpal tunnel syndrome. This seems like an odd complaint in the context of a des

> mac ui is nice but just thinking about the keyboard and mouse (iMac) give me carpal tunnel syndrome. This seems like an odd complaint in the context of a desktop computer like an iMac where you have effectively infinite choice in input devices. I don't disagree that Apple's stock keyboard is bad and their mouse team seems actively hostile to the idea of making their product not stupid in some way, but it's a desktop computer so....just plug in any other USB keyboard and mouse you prefer, or pair up some Bluetooth ones, whichever way is your jam. I use a Macbook Air for work so when I'm mobile I'm stuck dealing with this thin squishy thing keyboard (IMO the trackpad is pretty good as they go), but when I'm at my desk I'm typing on a ZSA Moonlander full of Boba U4 switches and mousing with either a Logitech MX Vertical or a G700S, and it all "just works".