If you spend most of the workday staring at a screen, chances are you’ve developed tech neck or, even worse, a bad back. And the constant clacking on a keyboard or clicking on a mouse doesn’t help ...

Many years ago, when computers were new to the average workplace, there were no ergonomic keyboards to prevent wrist strain and injury. I know because I developed De Quervain's Tendinitis in both ...

Many years ago, when computers were new to the average workplace, there were no ergonomic keyboards to prevent wrist strain and injury. I know because I developed De Quervain's Tendinitis in both ...

There was a time when secretaries, data input professionals, and stenographers were generally the only ones who suffered from carpal tunnel syndrome and other repetitive strain injuries. Fast-forward ...

How many hours a day do you spend using a computer? Consumer Reports says an ergonomic keyboard and mouse may be just what the doctor ordered to take some of those aches and pains away. Consumer ...

The Keyra keyboard and Bayo II mouse are two ergonomic home office products from Trust. And both delivered on their promise to make working more comfortable. I took to the mouse like a duck to water, ...

For nearly two decades, Microsoft has sold ergonomic keyboards, but you likely haven’t used one for very long, if at all. The reason? It isn’t because typing on a flat surface is more comfortable or ...

Ergonomic keyboards and mice might look a little weird, but that’s intentional. They’re designed to put less stress on your wrists, forearms, and even your shoulders and back. Consumer Reports found ...

The two main kinds of keyboards that are available are membrane, which is the most common, and mechanical. Membrane keyboards tend to be small and quiet, but they often don’t give users much feedback.