“Why did Microsoft eliminate the legs on the back of the ergo keyboard? I like the legs because they let me lift the keyboard to a comfortable position. Will they be bringing the legs back? I really liked the model 4000 with the legs.”
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The legs at the back are not a good ergo solution and they finally realized that. The general ergo practice now is to lift the front of keyboard for a more relaxed wrist position and this keyboard has the front lift attachment.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.No back legs, guess I'll be looking for something else, certainly not more comfortable with the legs down. And where would I keep the little notes I need?
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I miss the legs too! I hope they bring them back on future versions.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Rear legs are the worst for ergonomics, that is unless your keyboard is at chest height in contrast to your seat/body height. The model 4000, which I've used for about a decade, came with a front riser that clipped on. This actually allowed your wrists to have a natural angle.
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