That can only come from a keyboard that’s moveable. This prevents users from straining their wrists and joints either too far upwards or downwards.Īltogether, these features ensure any user, no matter how they’re built, will avoid Repetitive Strain Injuries like Carpal Tunnel. A full 0 to 30˚ of tenting also means that users can find the correct vertical angle. The Goldtouch V2 Ergonomic Keyboard makes the best of its patented locking ball-joint, which enables users to pull apart both ends of the keyboard and in turn guides users into straightening their hands and wrists into the ideal position for them. But for those of us who whose bodies and typing styles come in a wider range of shapes and sizes, the Goldtouch V2 clearly takes the day.

But it’s only suitable for the small percentage of users whose typing style and physical makeup are an exact fit for those specifications. In fact, with a curving, split design and a low profile to prevent wrist strain, it actually is ergonomic. Round 1: Custom FitĪt first glance, the Microsoft Sculpt certainly looks ergonomic. Let’s see what happens when we toss these two into the ring. But you don’t have to take our word for it. Why? Because ergonomic keyboards are what we do. Not that we’re biased or anything, but we’re pretty sure our V2 will prove to be the “little keyboard that could” when we enter it into the ring with the Microsoft Sculpt, the successor to the Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000. In today’s “versus” showdown, we’re entering one of our own into the ring: the Goldtouch V2 Adjustable Comfort Keyboard.

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