With a slightly different design than its predecessor, the Microsoft Comfort Curve Keyboard 3000 encourages healthy wrist positioning in a slim, space-saving package. FEATURES/OPTIONS: - Slim design doesn’t take up any extra room on your desk or keyboard tray - A few “hot keys” above the number pad control media and open Calculator - All the letter keys retain their correct proportions REVIEW: Ergonomic keyboards all have their own unique shape. The Microsoft Comfort Curve Keyboard 3000 has a single bulge in the center (see pic) to help externally rotate the wrists a little bit and relieve stress and fatigue.
Microsoft Comfort Curve Keyboard 2000 Review
The Microsoft Comfort Curve Keyboard 2000 takes advantage of a slight curve in key layout to present an ergonomically advantageous hand and arm position to reduce the chance of fatigue and injury. FEATURES/OPTIONS: - “Spill resistant” – won’t get damaged by an occasional spill - Low profile keys resemble laptop keys - “Hot keys” near the top give you access to internet shortcuts and computer volume controls - Curved design REVIEW: The first thing I noticed about this keyboard (after its shape, of course) was that it has the traditional set of Insert/Home/Page Up, Delete/End/Page Down keys. Compare this against
HAG Capisco Review
Introduced over 20 years ago by designer Peter Opsvik, the award-winning HÅG Capisco is one of the most unique chairs on the market today. It promotes movement and limitless seating postures, unlike so many other chairs. FEATURES/OPTIONS: - Available with a “saddle seat” (see image at left) or flat seat - Available with 3 different gas lift to accommodate different height workstations, from standard desks to - Adjustable seat depth - Adjustable back height - Adjustable tilt resistance - Tilt-lock - Optional headrest and foot rest - Available in in dozens of color/fabric options REVIEW: As someone who regularly changes
Steelcase Think Review
The Steelcase Think was designed by Glen Oliver Loew and features some innovations that help it stand out including a unique back support, body weight-activated seat, and minimal manual adjustments. Eco-friendly, it is also up to 98% recyclable at the end of its life. FEATURES/OPTIONS: - Back flexors conform to the shape of your back to provide comfort and support - Available with a height-adjustable lumbar support - Weight activated tilt mechanism - 4-D adjustable arms - Flexible seat front adapts to your body position - Adjustable seat depth - Mesh or fabric back in a large variety of colors
Steelcase Reply Review
The Reply is an adjustable chair with many of the features of Steelcase’s other chairs at a more friendly price point. Available with a mesh or fully upholstered back, it seeks to provide affordable comfort that is up to 98% recyclable. FEATURES/OPTIONS: - Mesh or upholstered back - Height-adjustable lumbar available on mesh back version - Back height adjustable (on upholstered back version) - Seat depth adjustment - Arms are height, depth, and pivot adjustable - Back can be locked in recline position - Syncro-tilt mechanism - Tilt tension knob REVIEW: I’ve only used the Steelcase Reply with the mesh
Herman Miller Sayl Review
The Herman Miller Sayl was designed by Yves Béhar and was inspired by the functionality and style of suspension bridges, something which is readily apparent when you look at the back of the chair. FEATURES/OPTIONS: - The open design of the back keeps you cool while evenly distributing your weight - Back design allows unrestricted shoulder movement - Forward tilt - Seat slider - Tilt lock and tension control - Available with an upholstered back - Available with lumbar support option - Available with fully adjustable arms - Knee tilt REVIEW: The first thing I noticed when I sat in
Okamura Cruise Desk Review
The Okamura Cruise takes workstation design into a new era. The angle of the desk is adjustable and curved to fit around you. The unit can be customized with a host of options, too. FEATURES/OPTIONS: - Screening panels can be added for privacy - Side tables provide a flat surface to store supplies and drinks - Mobile drawer option gives you a place to keep your stuff REVIEW: It kind of has a futuristic feel to it, much like I imagine the control center on a space ship would. Let me put it another way: this desk is awesome. It
Herman Miller Envelop Desk Review
Challenging the belief that desks should be stationary, the Herman Miller Envelop is a desk that moves to provide you with the optimal working angle. Designed by Bill Stumpf and Jeff Weber, the Envelop is designed to make your workspace even more comfortable. FEATURES/OPTIONS: - Ergonomic and adjustable angle eliminates the need to hunch forward while working - The desk’s surface slides toward you can can be placed at varying angles depending if you want to work from a more reclined or a more upright position - Height adjustable - Designed to work with an ergonomic chair that reclines, and
Keilhauer Sguig Review
Designed by the Austrian design team EOOS, the Keilhauer Sguig is designed to be ergonomic while still providing freedom of shoulder movement and also employs “Pelvic Balance Point” technology to provide optimal support for both men and women. FEATURES/OPTIONS: - Arms are adjustable in height, depth, width and pivot - Arm caps rotate 180 degrees toward the back to get them out of the way if you need to get up close to your desk - Tilt lock/tension - Seat depth adjustment - Back height adjustable - Back design allows shoulder movement while supporting the spine - Knee tilt REVIEW:
Keilhauer Morley Review
The Keilhauer Morley was designed by Mark Kapka with shoulder freedom in mind while still supporting the spine from the thoracic region through the lumbar region. It features “Pelvic Balance Point” technology which addresses the differences in how men and women sit, and allows the chair to be comfortable for both. FEATURES/OPTIONS: - Arms feature height, depth, pivot, and lateral adjustments (the lateral adjustment is at the base of the arms) - Tilt lock - Forward tilt option - Adjustable back height - Seat depth adjustment REVIEW: The Morley is a comfortable chair. The seat is supportive yet relatively flat
