You'll often see these on the best gaming keyboards and the best mechanical keyboards too, since spending a lot of time using those carries the same risks as spending all your hours typing.
Many ergonomic keyboards also include wrist rests. Both kinds are good: it's really just a matter of picking the one that has the layout you prefer. The best ergonomic keyboards tend to come in one of two shapes: a split keyboard with the two sides slightly angled, and a keyboard made with a built-in comfort curve that looks like it might have been designed by Salvador Dali. The good news is that the best ergonomic keyboards are designed to help you type in the most ergonomic way, heading off repetitive strains and ensuring that even the longest sessions don't leave you looking for the Nurofen.
