A Keyboard For Wrist Pain? | X-Bows Nature Keyboard Review

Wrist starting to hurt? Swapping to an ergonomic keyboard can help with wrist pain by changing up the position of your wrist and fingers to reduce stress on the region.
Today, the Ergonomic Artificer goes over the X-Bows Nature Keyboard, which is a hotswappable ergo keyboard that makes some big changes to layout in order to create something that can reduce pain, while still having that custom look and sound you crave. I'll tell you what I like...and what I don't like about this keyboard!
X-Bows Nature Keyboard: x-bows.com/products/x-bows-na...
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CHAPTERS
Intro: 0:00
Why to Get an Ergo Keyboard?: 1:33
Features: 2:00
Cons: 6:06
Conclusion: 9:16
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[@ViewBot-dk3xk]

Thank you!

[@NewsBytesOnYouTube]

If you wait until you already have wrist pain then it's too late. The question you should ask is something like, "am I going to be using a keyboard a lot over my career?" I'm a software engineer and I decided very early in my career that I needed tools that wouldn't mess me up in the future.

[@FortifySTR]

Yes of course. As a physical therapist I try my best to get people to take preventative measures but no one ever buys prevention, they buy once they have a problem.

[@jansafar5371]

man this channel is great. Keep the content coming (y)

[@darknessblades]

you also forgot to mention that in the software you can set up layers. macro;s and a lot more things.
Personally i hate that curve of a ergonomic keyboard. so this keyboard will be perfect for me

[@FortifySTR]

Can’t you set up macros in general with any keyboard with the right software?
And yeh! Some people don’t like the curve, and others get relief from them. Finding the right ergonomic stuff is very individualized and isn’t cut and dry. Hopefully I’m providing the info people need so they can get what works
For them!

[@darknessblades]

​@@FortifySTR The only thing you forgot to mention regarding the switches was that they where optical switches, not mechanical [ie 2 electrical contacts]
as for all the other info you provided most of the main info i personally needed.
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sadly the ones with Blue switches are currently out of stock at the local reseller.
[which is just as expensive as if i where to buy it at X-bows themselves, if you include VAT], warranty is also easier, as you do not have to send it back to china/?????. but instead can return it locally.