Ergonomic keyboard trays overcome the innate inadequacy of desks, allowing you to type in a way that’s more neutral for your upper body. This results in decreased likelihood of developing RSIs (repetitive strain injuries) and carpal tunnel syndrome.
In our expert review staff's collective opinion there's nothing about any of these cabinets that should sway your decision as to which standing desk you're going to buy. And if you do buy one from UpLift, Fully, Vari, Autonomous or StandDesk you might as well buy the cabinet from…
iMovR's Trackless Keyboard Tray is an all-around solid option for an ergonomic keyboard tray, featuring 15 degrees of negative tilt and up to 7" of below-desktop height adjustment. Standing desk users will find it much more comfortable and ergonomic to type on that other adjustab…
The Sidekick comes with a 10 year warranty, which is about as good as it gets at this price point. But overall the feel of this product is on the flimsy side. For $249 we expected a little more.
While the industry standard for negative tilt is 15º, the Stowaway goes the extra mile (well, 5º) and can be adjusted to negative 20º of tilt. This seemingly minor fix can do wonders for your wrists, as a few extra degrees allow a typist to keep his or her hands in a comfortable…
This cabinet is as basic at it comes, about $110 cheaper than its next-nearest competitors after Autonomous, and less than half the cost of an iMovR premium wood file cabinet.
We can't recommend these over other cabinets in a similar price range unless you're really just trying to match the black decor of your other Vari furniture.
Finally, there's a solution. iMovR's new Elevon™ tray allows you to add a SteadyType tray to any standing desk or treadmill desk, and it adds two "side wings" that can also tilt to the same extremes, but their pivot axis is at a 45-degree angle off the pivot axis of the SteadyTyp…
Searching for the right anti-fatigue mat for your standing desk brings forth a daunting paradox of choice. They come in all sizes, colors, and quality of construction. Having analyzed many and written more fully-detailed product reviews on various standing mat offerings than any …
In this review we're rounding out the best ergonomic chairs that promote active sitting. There are a few types to choose from and a significant amount of extra energy to burn.
Looking for a balance board that can provide enough stability to work at your standing desk? We've reviewed the top office products available in this relatively new product category. Improving on the design of balance trainers and physical therapy tools, these wobble boards are b…
At $159, the Birdi is a well-priced, lab-tested perching stool great for active workstations. The thick, high-resilient foam also makes the Birdi noticeably more comfortable than many of its leaning stool competitors. While a no-back perching stool-style may not be for everyone, …
Desktop power modules can be a real back saver and reduce clutter at any workstation. In this round-up we review some two dozen options including grommet-mount, edge-clamp, underdesk-mount and free-floating power modules marketing specifically to standing desk and treadmill desk …
Relax, a swarm of snakes has not spontaneously decided to attack your desk. Nor has a forest of exceptionally flexible bamboo sprung up around its legs – no, fellow deskers, what you’re seeing is a workstation in dire need of some cable management.
iMovR's cable management kit is designed not just to organize your wires and keep your desk tidy, but to change and adapt to your evolving workstation. Versatile, reusable components make it easy to reconfigure your cables again and again, all while being robust enough to take on…
iMovR’s new mobile file pedestal is an excellent storage accessory to complement your adjustable height workstation. Made with high quality components, the same 3D lamination or solid-wood finishes as the iMovR desks (a total of 58 color schemes), this file pedestal solves the pr…
The iMovR CPU Holder is specifically designed for standing desks and treadmill desks. For those with desktop computers, this device will save you valuable space at your workstation. Its minimalist aesthetic and sturdy design blends well with professional office decor. It attaches…
This simple and inexpensive mouse pad can make a world of difference for those who are susceptible to wrist pain when doing a lot of mousing.
Matias, a computer accessories manufacturer based in Toronto, makes a menagerie of keyboards designed for a variety of different applications. They've taken their expertise to the burgeoning Ergonomics arena with their new Ergo Pro keyboard, which promises fully-customizable wris…
Although many users found the key arrangement frustrating or confusing at first, the Freestyle2 is a winner. The learning curve is well-worth the ergonomic advantages this keyboard brings to the table. Folks who have suffered from an RSI or are concerned about developing one sh…
While it has some lingering quality-control issues – especially for Mac users, the Goldtouch V2 is still a great product for deskers concerned about repetitive strain injuries. Easy installation and adjustment make integration entirely pain free. In the end, you’re looking at a…
Goldtouch's new keyboard, the Go!2, brings tried-and-true ergonomic benefits to the mobile keyboard market. Its design, modeled after Goldtouch's V2 ergonomic keyboard, lets users adjust their typing angles to find more ergonomic wrist positions. Moreover, the Go!2 has the unique…
The Sculpt is a million miles away from its Natural 4000 predecessor, both functionally and aesthetically. Many users will find the redesigned keyboard a joy to work with, and the accompanying mouse and num pad are also well-made. It has become one of the office favorites at our…
Remember your first car? Your stereotypical first car, anyway – that one you bought used for a couple hundred bucks off the street. Say hello to the keyboard equivalent; it’s minimal and low-end, but, on the other hand, dirt cheap and undeniably better than nothing. We would re…
The Tablik’s wide range of adjustability all but guarantees proper viewing angles for nearly any workstation.
This doc tray attaches directly to your monitor arm, keeping your reports as close to that eye-level ergonomic sweet spot as possible. Users who transpose a lot of information from paper to computers in their daily work should also see a slight productivity improvement.
We love adjustability. The business of ergonomics rarely smiles on one-size-fits-all solutions, not surprising given the enormous variety of body types, work styles, and personal quirks between workers. So we’re always pleased to see products like Ergoption's Oystermouse. This cl…
Evoluent sells some of the most popular ergonomic mice out there; check one out and you’ll see why. These vertical mice eliminate mouse-hand wrist pronation, one of the more common ergonomic sins among computer users, and feel more solid and comfortable than most other options. …
The first activity tracker we’ve reviewed, the Lumo Back is a mixed bag. Its sensor does correct slouch with gentle vibration, but rarely trips for hunched workers, requiring a full-blown Quasimodo impersonation to activate. Lumo Back's posture correction component encourages a…
Goodies Microdesk desktop extender review coming soon. Watch this space.