Keyboard Legs: Yes or No? | Workplace Setup #shorts #ergonomics

Do you need to use the keyboard legs when you type at work?

It depends if you can touch type or not... it is basically a matter of what it causes in your forearm, wrist and carpal tunnel (CTS, tennis elbow, etc.).

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[finity]

What’s a Good ergonomic chair for gaming budget ?

[NJ-wbcz]

This is incorrect, their primary function is to bring the keys on top rows closer. Oliver has long fingers so this isn't a problem for him personally. Try extending your fingers and you'll see they form an arc that's going up

[sirorrin]

Does the height of the keyboard itself and the keys matter? Are shallower (laptop-like) keyboards better?