Just wondering.

I’m wondering which one to get for myself.

Thanks!

  • @Leninismydad
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    41 year ago

    I use the Logitech ergo k860, my wrists love me for it. Always go ergo if you use the computer a lot, your wrists will thank you

    • @TheAnonymouseJoker
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      21 year ago

      Is that the flow/wave one? I saw Mrwhosetheboss himself using a Logitech wave/flow keyboard which was funny.

      • @Leninismydad
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        21 year ago

        It looks wavy yeah, not sure if it’s the same, but it helps prevent a few different types of wrist issues long term so it makes sense.

        • @TheAnonymouseJoker
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          11 year ago

          Yes, this is their Wave design. Logitech has some ergonomic models like this. I wonder how it feels compared to normal one, since I use my ThinkPad keyboard mostly.

          • @Leninismydad
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            11 year ago

            I use it with my laptop also, I have a little lap table I use when I sit on the couch

            • @TheAnonymouseJoker
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              11 year ago

              I looked again, and wow, K350 is quite good (and cheap, $30). K860 is even better, though a bit pricey at $120.

            • @TheAnonymouseJoker
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              11 year ago

              Since I do have K270/K295 keyboards on my mind in future, it might be a good idea to try Wave ones. I have large, strong hands and no wrist problems, but comfort could be a nice bonus. Although its mostly the ThinkPad laptop keyboard that I will use anyway, it always satisfies.

    • @redtea
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      11 year ago

      Does it make that much difference? I’ve not got wrist problems atm, but I used to until I switched to an upright mouse and lowered my desk an inch or two (I took a hacksaw to the legs so my elbows can be at about 90° while typing – can never figure out why desks are made so tall; I’m tall and desks are too tall for me).