For a second, I thought about going back to an original Microsoft Natural keyboard. I used one for ... So I started investigating aggressively ergonomic keyboards. Spoiler alert: they’re expensive.

That stands for Grid Ergo Magnetic Keyboard, but I swear there are 48 keys. What we’ve got here is a split ergo with an ortholinear layout. There’s a round screen and encoder on the left side ...

It looks a little unconventional, but the Tetra keyboard's split design (which was featured at CES 2025) and multiple typing modes keep your wrists in a natural position to reduce ...

The keyboard reminds us of Microsoft's discontinued ergonomic keyboards now manufactured ... JLab says the flowing design matches the natural curve of your hand, letting your wrists remain ...