If your job involves a lot of typing, the keyboard and screen should be separate. First of all, the keyboard should allow a natural hand position, otherwise we risk pain in the wrist and fingers. Unfortunately, we often don't pay enough attention to the keyboard. At least not from an ergonomic point of view. Just as the choice of bed affects the quality of sleep, it does not matter what keyboard we use. Both in terms of health and performance. Microsoft's Microsoft Surface Ergonomic keyboard will ensure that your wrist is always in a relaxed position and pain is a thing of the past. It is now also available in a version with an Alcantara backrest.