Ergonomic gadgets to keep your hands comfortable
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Spending all day typing at your desk is an exercise in itself, but one that you want to do comfortably.
If you feel like your hands need a break from a traditional keyboard and mouse, we’ve rounded up a list of options designed for better ergonomics.
NOTE: Prices are accurate at the time to publishing.
Shop the latest wavy keyboards and vertical mice built for ergonomics. Logitech
Ergonomic keyboard choices
Logitech Ergo Series Wave Keys
Ergo Series Wave Logitech Keyboard. Logitech
Type for longer with Logitech’s Ergo Series Wave Keys keyboard thanks to its three layers of memory foam on its cushioned palm rest. You can shop a range of colours, like graphite, rose, or white.
Kensington Pro Fit Ergo Wireless Keyboard
Kensington Keyboard. Kensington
Shop Kensington’s Pro Fit Ergo Wireless Keyboard that promotes proper hand and wrist posture, with a sculpted ergonomic design. It connects wirelessly via Bluetooth, and has a long-lasting power so you can stay productive without needing to charge the keyboard mid-session.
Razer Pro Type Ergo Wireless Split Ergonomic RGB Keyboard
Razer Pro Keyboard. Razer
If you want a little more colour in your setup, then this split ergonomic layout from Razer will be a great addition. Plus, you have up to five dedicated macro keys to customise and add shortcuts to.
Perixx Periboard-512 Wired Ergonomict Keyboard
Perixx PERIBOARD. Perixx PERIBOARD
Not a fan of wireless tech? You can plug the Perixx Periboard straight in and get to typing right away. It also has seven multimedia hot keys built in, a palm rest, and a split key ergonomic design.
ProtoArc Backlit Bluetooth Ergonomic Keyboard
ProtoArc Backlit Bluetooth Ergonomic Keyboard. ProtoArc
Want a keyboard that has a little more flair? The ProtoArc Ergonomic Keyboard offers a split-key frame design, with adjustable backlighting and a cushioned wrist rest with adjustable feet.
Ergonomic mice options
Logitech Ergo Series MX Vertical Mouse
Logitech MX Vertical. Logitech
When you think of an ergonomic mouse, Logitech’s MX Vertical Mouse likely comes to mind as it’s their best-selling. It offers a 57-degree design for improved wrist posture and is suitable for people with medium to large hands.
Logitech Ergo Series Lift Mouse
Logitech Lift Mouse. Logitech
If you’re looking for a vertical mouse similar to the Logitech MX, but have small to medium hands, the Lift Mouse will be a better choice. Plus, you can choose in up to three colours: graphite, rose and white.
Ugreen Vertical Ergonomic Bluetooth Mouse
Ugreen Vertical Ergonomic Bluetooth Mouse. UGREEN
Shop Ugreen’s affordable ergonomic mouse in black or white. It’s wireless using Bluetooth connection, and has high DPI that’s adjustable from four levels: 1000, 1600, 2000, and 4000 to provide precision over your mouse movements.
Seenda Ergonomic Mouse Wireless
Seenda ergonomic Mouse. Seenda
Want a more quirky looking ergonomic mouse? Seenda’s model features a similar vertical hand grip, but this time with a built-in volume control button so you can pause, play and adjust your music volume right from your fingers.
Kogan MX Vertical Rechargeable Wireless Ergonomic Mouse
Kogan MX Vertical Rechargeable Wireless Ergonomic Mouse. Kogan
Kogan also offers a similar style MX Vertical Ergonomic Mouse that connects wirelessly via Bluetooth. It has three DPI settings, a quiet mouse click, and even has customisable light modes.
