Does this work for regular computer/office uses? In other words, not for gaming but for ergonomics when using computer keyboard heavily?
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Sure. The driver is always loaded. You can bind the four switches to anything you like.
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I have not tried that particular application, though you can program the foot board to the function of the typing keys. I think it would be fairly limited in providing ergonomic relief because you would still also be using the keyboard. An additional consideration is that it can be hard on the knee joints as you push down forward, backward, and side to side to activate the programmed keys. It does come with 3 levels of spring strength, which can help reduce strain. It can be a very sensitive board and it isn't unusual to get more than one key response to a single push (think about holding down the key on an automatic typewriter). I have not tried that particular application, though you can program the foot board to the function of the typing keys. I think it would be fairly limited in providing ergonomic relief because you would still also be using the keyboard. An additional consideration is that it can be hard on the knee joints as you push down forward, backward, and side to side to activate the programmed keys. It does come with 3 levels of spring strength, which can help reduce strain. It can be a very sensitive board and it isn't unusual to get more than one key response to a single push (think about holding... » Read More I have not tried that particular application, though you can program the foot board to the function of the typing keys. I think it would be fairly limited in providing ergonomic relief because you would still also be using the keyboard. An additional consideration is that it can be hard on the knee joints as you push down forward, backward, and side to side to activate the programmed keys. It does come with 3 levels of spring strength, which can help reduce strain. It can be a very sensitive board and it isn't unusual to get more than one key response to a single push (think about holding down the key on an automatic typewriter). « Show Less
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Yes, I have mine setup with Cut/Copy/Paste and Shift as the bound commands.
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I have used this keyboard - although, not a great deal. I purchased it for my laptop when the "e" and "s" keys wore out and Apple told me they no longer supported it. I only use this laptop for presentations outside my office, but so far, it works well, is lightweight, and since the finish on my laptop is also brushed aluminum, it looks like it belongs together. Hope that helps you.
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Hi! Unfortunately I don't have an answer for your question. I bought this keyboard for my father over a year ago & it works great. All I did was plug it to his PC like any other keyboard and never had a problem. Hopefully Amazon can provide you with more detail information.
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Should work fine as long as you have your monitor at the right height or angle. I find it great for laptop or tablet use. May need a mouse pad depending on size of keyboard...some bumps on back half of top surface. The bumps keep things from sliding and also allow for ventilation on a laptop sitting on a rubber like surface.
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Not at all... Just straight forward wrist position, it is a good keyboard but not as far as ergonomics are concerned...
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Hey Aaron, it is pretty stationary but I think it would work fine with curved keyboard but I can't say for sure. Wish I could be of more help.
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I would assume so. Just double check how wide your keyboard is. For me the best feature was how easy it was to mount the tray below the desk. It also slides smoothly, good use of ball bearings. Hope this helped.
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Yes, but they dont have any wait or repeat options. So the only thing theyre good for is things like programming texts. Like passwords. This is NOT a good programmable keyboard for gaming macros. Buy any logitech one for that.
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Yes it does, so functions very nicely for papers and stuff when not in use for keyboard.
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I have a laptop, a large flat-screen monitor, a keyboard and a mouse on mine and there is no noticeable movement when I'm working. But if you push on it, it will move a little. If you plan to use it for something other than its intended purpose with some equipment that is vibration-sensitive I hesitate to predict what will happen.
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I doubt it would be good for working on a computer because its very bulky and restricts fingers from moving side to side and the bottom part practically covers all bottom of the fingers can't imagine typing with this brace. It is a very strong, stable, and stout. Its a great brace for sleeping but typing wouldn't be ideal with this brace in my opinion and experience.
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No, it does not. You can definitely use it in conjunction with a gaming keyboard.
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It is designed for a straight-edged keyboard. also need to use one that has a narrow distance between the spacebar & keyboard edge; your fingers may not reach comfortably otherwise. I have one @ work & home but did sacrifice my tricked out backlit keyboard. An overall okay arrangement, this device has really helped alleviate my shoulder & neck strain.
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W7 will bark about that, I opted to ignore the driver and simply plug it in as a USB keyboard, it registers as a gaming keyboard. Caveat: I bought it to have a mechanical keyboard and use it for coding and writing rather than gaming.
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it really depends on how securely it is mounted to your chair. but i would still advice against using this with a laptop, a netbook maybe. the big problem is going to be the "bouce" when typing.
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Yes it does work as a keyboard and mouse. Good size for typing, not too small.
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Yes but why would you use a keyboard on a mac thats not even a gaming laptop. JK do whatever you want