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, ...

Designed for comfort, precision, and seamless typing, helping you stay productive and pain-free all day. Peppy Toad / Unsplash Spending long hours typing on a keyboard is common in today's digital ...

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.

As someone who spends more than eight hours in front of the laptop writing as part of her day job, I do feel the strain on my wrist, which can be detrimental in the long run. That led me to find out ...

The RadioTimes.com website is a judgement free zone, so if you’re still working from your early lockdown, makeshift desk at home, we understand. Once you’ve gotten used to being uncomfortable every ...

Rich was the editorial lead for CNET's Home and Wellness sections, based in Louisville, Kentucky. Before moving to Louisville in 2013, Rich ran CNET's desktop computer review section for 10 years in ...

Microsoft has launched new Sculpt Ergonomic key board and mouse, which, the company says, combine looks and comfort. Reuters In a significant move away from its Natural Ergonomic Desktop, Microsoft ...

What’s up with the blue products, anyway? Lately we’ve seen Blue from American Express, Pepsi Blue, and now Microsoft has introduced a new line of desktop fall fashions anchored by an Optical Mouse ...

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 ...

Not every mouse has to be the fastest, lightest, or best. If you don’t play many PC games or feel compelled to “get things done” around the clock, a simple and comfortable mouse is all you need.

I’ve always been a bit wary of ergonomic computer peripherals. On the face of it, they look so unnatural, a mirror image to what they're supposed to achieve - namely, making work more comfortable and ...