R-Go Tools ergonomisch toetsenbord R-Go Compact Break, compact toetsenbord met pauzesoftware, QWERTY (NORDIC), bedraad, zwart

The R-Go Tools Ergonomic keyboard R-Go Compact Break is a wired mini keyboard with a Nordic QWERTY layout designed to support a neutral typing posture. Its compact, ultra-thin design keeps hands within shoulder width while using keyboard and mouse together, and a light keystroke helps reduce muscle tension and improve blood flow to the hands. The keyboard connects via USB and includes a 1.5 m cable; it works together with the R-Go Break software to provide break reminders.

Advantages

The compact form factor and ultra-thin profile promote a relaxed, natural wrist and hand position during typing. Low key travel reduces muscle strain. Integrated LED break signals provide visual, traffic-light style cues—green for healthy working, orange for a short break, and red when a longer break is recommended. The keyboard is lightweight and suited for standard desktop setups with a wired USB connection.

Suitable for

• Office workers who use a keyboard and mouse side-by-side
• Users seeking an ergonomic mini keyboard for reduced reach and better posture
• People who benefit from scheduled break reminders to reduce strain

Key specifications

• Interface: USB
• Form factor: Mini / compact
• Layout: QWERTY (Nordic)
• Weight: 0.31 kg
• Colour: Black
• Cable length: 1.5 m

How to use

Connect the keyboard to a USB port using the attached 1.5 m cable. Place the keyboard so that your hands remain within shoulder width when you also use a mouse. Install the R-Go Break software on your computer to enable LED break signaling; the LED changes colour during typing to indicate when to take short or longer breaks. Type with light keystrokes and maintain a relaxed wrist posture supported by the keyboard's low profile.

Recommendations

Use the R-Go Break software together with the keyboard and follow the LED indications: continue working while the LED is green, take a short pause when it turns orange, and take a longer break when it turns red. Combine regular short breaks with ergonomic positioning to help reduce muscle strain and maintain focus.