Remote Work - Classic Set

Several constraints arise when working on a laptop, a common practice in remote work or coworking spaces:

• A low screen forces users to hunch forward and extend their necks. This posture increases muscle tension, leading to back and neck pain as well as shoulder strain.
• The carpal tunnel is also affected when working on a laptop: the forearm is slightly rotated inward and rests on the desk or laptop edge. Under this strain, the carpal tunnel swells, inflaming the nerves that pass through it, causing wrist and hand pain.

A few accessories can help create a proper workstation to reduce these constraints and prevent pain while working.

A laptop stand raises the screen to eye level, reducing strain on the back and neck.

When using a laptop stand, an external keyboard and mouse are essential. A compact ergonomic keyboard brings the mouse closer, reducing excessive shoulder movements and strain. The wireless Mini Type Keyboard is easy to set up and more compact without a numeric keypad.

A vertical mouse keeps the wrist in a neutral position, reducing strain on the carpal tunnel.