Lenovo has released a new set of ergonomic accessories inspired by the human form. The Lenovo Go Wireless Split Keyboard and Lenovo Go Vertical Mouse have an ergonomic design. The new accessories were created by Lenovo’s Design Innovation Team with a focus on comfortable use. Both accessories are designed to ease pressure on the muscles and joints.

The Lenovo Ergonomic Set (comprising the keyboard and mouse) is engineered for maximum end-user comfort and enhanced productivity. Both accessories have been awarded the 2022 Good Design Award. The Lenovo Go Wireless Split Keyboard has an island-style key at 13 degrees projection and promotes a straight wrist during use. It offers relief from the pressure on your wrist joints, unlike regular keyboards. The tilting of the key zone enables the arm muscles to be at a more relaxed natural angle.

The Lenovo Wireless Split Keyboard has a front end that can be raised by 4 degrees higher than its rear. This design which is a departure from the regular keyboards, will enhance the writing experience and prevent wrist strain/ carpal tunnel syndrome. The negative tilt riser can be detached from the keyboard. It is useful when typing on a lower surface or when standing. The home and arrow keys are also positioned for easy reach when typing.

The Lenovo Go Wireless Vertical Mouse helps to reduce the stress on hands laid flat on tables for long periods. It replicates the natural handshake position with a 45-degree palm grip for better control and reduced muscle strain. The design promotes the use of the larger arm muscles and reduces the possibility of pronation. The design of the Go Wireless Vertical Mouse also reduces the likelihood of carpal tunnel syndrome. The angle and curvature of the mouse make it very comfortable to use.

There are no release details yet for the Lenovo Go Wireless Split Keyboard and Lenovo Vertical Mouse. Their innovative design puts both accessories in a great position to be well-received in the market.

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