I fail to see what is ergonomic about this KB. Most ergos have split zones, so that right and left hands are comfortable.
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Most keyboards also have a short base with nothing to rest the palms on. This one has a slightly extended one. The split zones are also often angled from each other which is not a comfortable position for me. Everyone has different needs. If it doesn't look like something you would be comfortable with, don't purchase it.
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no the keys are just a weee bit larger but not really large. Got it for hubby his hands are large too and he did not like it that much. I see he had gone back to the microsoft split key board that is natural ergonomic which he says will fit his fingers better.
1231243
I too am left handed and the mouse is both comfortable and precise, plus so easy to recharge. Even with left hand I can use buttons on left side.
899151
The model I have is for the right hand. I think it would be uncomfortable and difficult to try to use it with your left hand. I'd recommend against it.
1366048
I looked up the Kinesis and it would seem to be a basic ergonomic keyboard. Should work just fine, however no guarantees.
1002167
I'm not sure about the most ergonomic but the best keyboard in my case I have used so far is Das Keyboard. I searched and tried for years, multiple mouses and keyboards. None would hold up in terms of quality (I had to replace mouses and keyboards at least once a year).So far the Roller Mouse and Das Keyboard are the best ones I have ever used in terms of quality. Das Keyboard fits this mouse perfectly and it's an amazing combination. You don't need an ergonomic keyboard once you start using the Roller Mouse.
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I got this keyboard for my Mom who has problems with her joints. The ergonomic design is perfect for her. There is no mouse pad on the keyboard although there is a square indented on the wrist rest as though this could be modified or have a different version that has one. We have never used the additional top buttons for controlling the computer functions. I don't know how well they work, but considering the excellence of the rest of the keyboard I think it would work great.
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The keyboard is sturdy enough to work on your lap but depending on the angle that you place it, you may find it difficult to use. Also, it was designed to sit on a surface to give the best ergonomic position for your hands so you might want to consider that as well.
1231244
Shoudl work fine for left handed people. I've owned it for some time now. It's pretty wide though, but I really do like it. I like the hour glass shape that allows my pinky to pull the mouse backwards, but i am not certian everyone will like the shape. If you ever used and liked logitech mouseman 2 then you will get along well with this mouse. Low profile, works well for claw or fingertip mouse grips though I do wish it was an inch shorter. Probably too low for palm grip, but I don't palm grip so I am not sure.
525052
Games felt weird at first while I was getting used to the switch from traditional keyboards to ergonomic. It just takes about a week to get used to, but I like it more than a traditional keyboard now. Much less hand cramping/shaking out with this style, especially if you're on the computer a lot (for any reason).
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I use the 20" separation for gaming comfort. In games where my left hand is using the WASD keys for movement, but my other hand is always on the mouse (so, most PC games), I place the mousepad and mouse *in between* the two keypads. This allows me to keep my two hands comfortably close together, instead of reaching way off to the right to use the mouse. If you game for hours at a time, you'll definitely notice the difference.
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Yes it is. The only possible minor inconvenience for left handers is the back and forward buttons is made for right hand uses with their thumb. All of the other keys is friendly to use.
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I would say the wheel requires a little more pressure than the left/right buttons. I use the wheel a lot, and when I was using this mouse it was fine for me.
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I think that touch & feel is awfully subjective and dependent on personal preference. But I'd say the keys on this board are relatively "tall" and distinct. In fact, this stands out for me because I'm on the heavy handed side and prefer this board's configuration to something like the Zagg tablet board that I'm typing this note on. Hope that helps.
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I use them with KB's. They're not very comfortable to me with KB's, but perhaps my hands are too big for the pair I have. It protects your hands from blisters I suppose since I haven't any blisters when using them with the KB's.
432121
Its set up for right handed people. If you use your left I imagine it will be like anything else you use.
11007
I could type a little slower with it on, but it was awkward when it was on the right hand. When it was on my left hand it was no problem as I used my right thumb for the space bar. Hope this helps.