R-Go Tools ergonominen näppäimistö R-Go Split Break tauko-ohjelmistolla, ergonominen jaettu näppäimistö, QWERTY (US), Bluetooth, musta

The R-Go Split Break keyboard is an ergonomic split keyboard with integrated break software. This keyboard encourages you to take regular breaks. This keeps your body's blood flowing, prevents strain and keeps you fit during your working day. The keyboard consists of two separate parts, which you can place in any arrangement you like. This splitting prevents a kink in the wrists while typing. Typing with straight wrists reduces muscle tension and prevents pinching of tendons and blood vessels. The built-in magnet allows you to turn the two separate parts of the keyboard into a compact keyboard with one move. The compact size ensures that the mouse is always within reach. The light keystroke means minimal muscle tension is present while typing. The keyboard is flat, keeping your hands and wrists flat and relaxed while typing. LED colour signals in the keyboard indicate how healthy you are working and when it is time for a break. As you type, the light changes colour, like a traffic light. Green means ‘good job’, orange that it is time for a break, red that you have been working too long. Through these subtle colour signals, you receive feedback on your pause behaviour in a simple and positive way. This product works with the R-Go Break Software that won the Benelux Office Product Award 2021.

How to use

Place the two keyboard halves at a distance and angle that keep your wrists straight and comfortable; alternatively attach the halves with the built-in magnet to form a compact layout when needed. Install the free R-Go Break software or the Break LED controller to enable automatic break reminders and LED feedback. Follow the LED colour changes as a cue: continue working when green, prepare to pause when orange, and take a break when red.

Recommendations

Use the adjustable split layout to fit your arm and shoulder width, pair the keyboard with the R-Go Break software for personalised break intervals, and position your mouse close to the keyboard to avoid reaching and maintain an ergonomic setup.