Order Code  22RGOKS                                                                  Folds on itself for travel

This ergonomic split keyboard can be used in different working positions. With the built-in magnet it can be transformed into a compact keyboard with just one movement.

An R-Go Compact Keyboard allows you to place each half of the keyboard at an angle to suit the entry of your hands and a distance to give easy access without pressure on your body while typing and using the mouse. An R-Go Split Keyboard ensures a natural, relaxed work posture while typing. It has a soft firm touch and light keystroke, which requires less muscle tension during typing and greatly reduces the risk of overburdening yourself. This keyboard offers all the ergonomic features you need to type in a healthy way. The split allows you to spread and twist the two parts to receive your hands in a natural inward position which in turn lets you type with a straight wrist. This ergonomic split keyboard can be used in different working positions. You can choose between 2 size cords to connect each section providing greater flexibility of spread or use one cord to connect to a device. (NOTE: Current numeric key pads will NOT function and R-Go are developing their own model).

 R-Go is a FLAT 9mm high keyboard at a compact 288mm wide and 137 deep and weighs 296 grams. The thin design ensures a relaxed position of the hands and wrists while typing. With the built-in magnet this split keyboard can be transformed into a compact keyboard with just one movement Thanks to the light keystroke, there is a minimal amount of muscle tension while typing. The keyboard is lightweight and because it consists of two parts, it easily fits into any laptop bag making it ideal for travelling.The keys are the same size as a standard keyboard.

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Office Ergonomics since 1985 from the specialists at Ooscare Ergonomics.