Freestyle2 for PC with VIP3 Lifters Pre-Installed

I wanted to suggest the keyboard I use. My tendons don't stay put in my wrists with a standard or even ergonomic keyboard. This one let's you change it up however you need, whenever you need. Freestyle2 Split-Adjustable Keyboard for PC | Kinesis https://share.google/LsoShIS27MtihKfnf

I struggle with CTRL V & C, but because of ulnar tendon subluxates and creates other issues. I just wanted to put it out there that there are so many types of adaptive/assistive technologies you can explore to further assist your body with it's needs. I use this keyboard. It has side keys. Even a sp

My first split was the Freestyle Edge RGB and it is a little more expensive compared to the Freestyle2, but the nice thing is that it has mechanical switches as opposed to the rubber dome ones. Plus it has some software to remap keys, whereas the Freestyle2 does not. If the bosses haven't already pu

True-split keyboard such as Kinesis Freestyle or Advantage or a plethora of others. True split (two pieces) allow each half to be placed exactly where each arm needs it to be. r/ErgoMechKeyboards Voice to text software. Some are really simple (LilySpeech) others are open source (Talon Voice) and oth

I agree with the others saying it depends on more info. My initial question would be if you hover type (palms always hovering so that your wrists are straight) or do your palms sag down and your fingers are higher than your wrists? I'm no doctor, but that is probably the first line of investigation

Teclado Kinesis. Obviamente você não vai começar com teclado split investindo 7k em um (mesmo que compense, tenho o Advantage 360 Pro, é surreal), então tem umas opções de entrada que são bons, tipo o Freestyle2. Não são extraordinários como o Adv2 ou Adv360, mas bem melhor que qualquer tranqueira m

that sounds incredibly tough, man. when i had wrist issues, redoing my whole setup was a game changer. your idea of a split keyboard is smart—i'd look at the Kinesis Freestyle2 for that. for the screen, a monitor on a fully adjustable arm will let you get the height and distance perfect without tilt

Sounds like you might want to check out the Kinesis Freestyle2. It's relatively inexpensive, even after you add the tenting kit. Would let you experiment with separating and angling your hands, to see if that alleviated your strain. Here: https://kinesis-ergo.com/products/#freestyle2 If you want to

If it is the hand itself vs wrist, then a one-handed keyboard would work. You could even get work to buy it for you if that would be its primary use. Reasonable accommodation. There's also an app called Universal Remote that allows you to use your phone to act as mouse and/or keyboard. I use it with

If you haven’t tried the tenting kit for the Freestyle, it’s worth a shot. I had a Freestyle Edge (old version) up until a couple months ago, and with the tenting kit it was very comfortable. I’m honestly finding myself missing their tenting, now that I’m more in the world of small companies that do