Ergonomics

Have you ever felt pain or discomfort while working long hours on the computer? That's because you're forcing your body to an unnatural position. Luckily, tenting your keyboard can help...

Once you learn how to touch type, you'll find yourself typing faster and faster with time. However, you'll eventually hit a wall. A certain typing speed you cannot surpass. So,...

When trying something new, it usually takes some time to master it. Ergonomic keyboards are no different, and there's an adaptation process. However, thanks to this guide, you'll learn how...

TLDR: There's no chance a regular keyboard is ergonomic. No matter what they tell you. If you think about what makes a keyboard ergonomic, the answer is simple: Something is...

Gamers often view their keyboard as the least important piece of the setup—big mistake. A good ergonomic keyboard is essential to endure long gaming sessions, improve performance and avoid injuries.

If you are still wondering if a tenting kit is right for you, you might want to carry on reading this article as we will talk about the importance of...

Repetitive strain injuries are common, if you work in an office, you might have noticed that you or your coworkers experience symptoms like: Tingling or loss of sensation in your...

Hey Dygmates! TL;DR. ~2% of Raise users reported experiencing keyboard freezes where no key input would register while the LEDs remained on. If you are one of those who experienced...

What is touch typing? One common question that we've been getting a lot is about what is touch typing and why it's so important. We decided to write this article...

Adding an external keyboard to your laptop set up has benefits on its own but when that keyboard is the Raise, you have more things to consider.  In this article,...

We recently published a video on our Youtube channel where we talked about how our Head of Communications, Dominique, is using her keyboard to boost her productivity.  In this article,...

 “I couldn't use the PC for more than 15 mins before being forced to stop and have to rest the hand for the rest of the day.”   Dealing with...