left-handed keyboards
Equip yourself with an ergonomic keyboard designed especially for left-handed people
It’s challenging to adapt to a right-handed world. Our left-handed keyboards are designed with the layouts flipped so that left-handers have access to the number pad and control keys on the left-hand side for easier, more natural typing. This also frees up space on the left side for a left-handed mouse to be used without restriction, or overreaching, both of which can contribute to RSI and other upper limb disorders. Shop our collection of high quality ergonomic left-handed keyboards to transform your workflow now.
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BakkerElkhuizen UltraBoard 950 v2 Compact Keyboard(3)£69.54 £57.95 You save: £13.91 (20%) Now £55.63 £46.36 -
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BakkerElkhuizen S-Board 840 Design USB Mini Keyboard(41)Now £55.63 £46.36 £69.54 £57.95 You save: £13.91 (20%) -
Mousetrapper Type Mini Keyboard£66.00 £55.00 You save: £13.2 (20%) Now £52.80 £44.00 -
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BakkerElkhuizen S-Board 840 Design Numeric Number Pad(10)Now £47.95 £39.96 £59.94 £49.95 You save: £11.99 (20%) -
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Goldtouch Elite USB Numeric KeypadNow £50.40 £42.00 £63.00 £52.50 You save: £12.60 (20%) -
Accuratus Contour Ergonomic Split Keyboard(63)£58.74 £48.95 You save: £11.75 (20%) Now £46.99 £39.16 -
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Goldtouch Elite Adjustable Comfort Keyboard(2)£198.00 £165.00 You save: £39.6 (20%) Now £158.40 £132.00 -
Goldtouch Go! 2 Mobile Travel Keyboard(13)Now £153.55 £127.96 £191.94 £159.95 You save: £38.39 (20%)
What’s unique about a left-handed keyboard?
Specially designed to increase comfort for left-handed people, left-handed keyboards feature the number keypad on the left-hand side, freeing up space for the user to have their mouse arm in a more comfortable and natural position.
Why would I need a left-handed computer keyboard?
You may have already adapted to using a traditional right-handed keyboard, however some left-handed users who particularly favour their left-hand may experience overreaching and uncomfortable positioning when needing to use number keypads or certain parts of the keyboard. This can contribute to hand, wrist and arm pain, RSI and other issues with the upper limbs.
A left-handed keyboard will help allow for a more natural position of your left-hand, improved productivity as well as advanced speed of typing and keyboard use.
