The 200 yuan ergonomic keyboard is just fine for office work

Recently, I suddenly noticed a sudden pain in my right wrist at work. It should be a little verification, and the keyboard is also sore. It may be related to the long-term typing on the keyboard for the past month.

So I want to start with an ergonomic keyboard

At present, I use a hundred-yuan mechanical keyboard for office work. It feels good in the office, the sound is not loud, and my colleagues don’t complain. The axis keyboard is placed inside the house.

When I bought it personally, it was 114 yuan, but the recent good price should be 109 yuan, which is not bad. There are RGB lighting effects. Anyway, I still like it at my own expense. I can afford it for a hundred yuan.

In addition, the first time I bought it was December 20, 21, and it broke down in June 22.

Suddenly, you will find the combo situation. Later, after describing it to Jingdong customer service, you will place an order for maintenance.

I applied on May 13; I received the goods on May 15. I didn’t call until June 2, and I told me to resend the express. After 21 days, I sent me a new express. After half a year of use, there is no problem. It should belong to a person. For example, another keyboard of my colleague was also purchased at the same time in 21 years, and his is no problem.

But this time, Jingdong’s service should be considered slow. I have applied for Jingdong’s bad parts after-sales service several times before. Usually, the more expensive hard drives and memory are reissued every 2 or 3 days. The cheaper ones are like supplies. The next day, it was re-delivered immediately. This time, changing the keyboard is relatively slow. I don’t know if it is the supplier’s problem.

In addition, I personally think that the hundred-yuan keyboard may still be Rapoo The quality control is better. The Rapoo bought by my colleague has not broken in 2 years. I feel that this product of MSI should be an OEM or OEM product.

The Rapoo V500 is pretty good. 78 or 79 yuan per year, it is recommended for daily entry-level use

Rapoo's things are really easy to use for beginners. I have bought a lot from the dog shop. If I have more money, I can basically buy Logitech for computer beginners.

Maybe it’s because I’m used to mechanical keyboards, and I feel that the feel of this keyboard is relatively cottony, but after using it for 3 or 5 days, I basically get used to it.

Relatively speaking, the typing angle of the two palms can be relaxed a little, and the two shoulders and arms do not need to be retracted. It will be more comfortable in terms of body feeling. The arm muscles are indeed not so tight, but it does not mean that after using it, it will be a little bit tighter. No pain at all, just delay the pain node

The multi-function buttons on the upper part feel useless. Personally, I think this part can be merged in other places, and it can save some space on the desktop. Personally, I think it is suitable to put it in the middle triangle area.

The thickness is not small, and the original extension bracket of the keyboard is not wide enough, nor can it be separated, which is not very comfortable.

The keyboard's arrow keys take getting used to.

If it can be thinner, wireless, and the keyboard tray can be separated, within 200, it may be more cost-effective.

Compared with the keyboard, the color can be richer, and the RGB color can be more attractive to have more sales.