Item no.: [3699809] | Manufacturer: R Go Tools | Model no.: RGOSP-NDWIBL | EAN: 8719274490838
In stock
In stock, order before 3 PM and we ship today (weekdays) More info
SPECIAL OFFER
There are 2 in stock
The current price is valid as long as the local stock lasts
Delivery options - Select at checkout
Shipping @price - GLS
12,00
EUR
93,39
Incl. VAT 116,74
Total incl. delivery
131,74
The function requires that you are logged in. Create a user and use our smart list system to keep track of future purchases, regular purchases or wish lists. Create user Login
The R-Go Split Break keyboard is an ergonomically split keyboard with integrated break software. This keyboard encourages you to take regular breaks. This keeps your blood circulation flowing, prevents strain and keeps you fit during your working day.The keyboard consists of two separate parts that can be placed in any desired configuration. This split design prevents your wrists from bending while typing. Typing with straight wrists reduces muscle tension and prevents pinching of tendons and blood vessels. The built-in magnet allows you to convert the two separate parts of the keyboard into a compact keyboard with a single movement. The compact size ensures that the mouse is always within reach. The light keystrokes minimise muscle tension while typing. The keyboard is flat, keeping your hands and wrists flat and relaxed while typing.The LED colour signals in the keyboard indicate how healthy you are working and when it is time for a break. While typing, the light changes colour, like a traffic light. Green means “good going”, orange means it's time for a break, and red means you've been working too long. These subtle colour signals provide you with simple and positive feedback on your break behaviour. This product works in conjunction with the R-Go Break Software, which won the Benelux Office Product Award 2021.
The item is known under the following item numbers in our system
EAN:
8719274490838
SKU:
RGOSP-NDWIBL
Why do I find that the same product is available on different item numbers?
Manufacturers often release the same product with different item numbers, typically just different versions of the packaging. For example, the packaging may be targeted at different countries.
We try our best to unify the products, but it can happen that the same product appears on different item numbers in our system.