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The R-Go Tools Split Break V2 keyboard is divided into two parts to promote a natural position for the shoulders and wrists while typing and prevent the wrists from bending. Its ultra-thin design...

The R-Go Tools Split Break V2 keyboard is divided into two parts to promote a natural position for the shoulders and wrists while typing and prevent the wrists from bending. Its ultra-thin design helps improve blood circulation and reduce strain on the wrists and hands. The integrated LED indicator provides break reminders.

The two parts connect with a...

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  • Usage

    Office

    Classic keyboard for desktop use in the office.
  • Keyboard Language English UK

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Description

Description

The R-Go Tools Split Break V2 keyboard is divided into two parts to promote a natural position for the shoulders and wrists while typing and prevent the wrists from bending. Its ultra-thin design helps improve blood circulation and reduce strain on the wrists and hands. The integrated LED indicator provides break reminders.

The two parts connect with a built-in magnet, forming a compact unit for transport. It connects via USB and features a UK English layout.

  • Type: Two-part ergonomic keyboard
  • Connection: USB
  • Use: Office
  • Keyboard language: UK English
  • Break indicator: LED indicator
  • Colour: Black
  • Length: 288 mm
  • Depth: 137 mm
  • Height: 9 mm

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
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Specifications

Specifications

Product Details

Type
Keyboard Only

Type

Keyboard Only
Plain keyboard (not accompanied by a mouse).
Usage
Office

Usage

Office

Classic keyboard for desktop use in the office.
Keyboard Language
English UK
Volume Control Keys
No
Multimedia Keys
No
with Num Pad
No
Colour
Black
Wrist Rest
No

Wrist Rest

This refers to the special surface at the bottom of the keyboard that supports the wrists. It ensures the correct typing angle, reducing fatigue and tendon strain during prolonged use.
Foldable
No

Foldable

With a design that allows folding or partial collapsing, so they take up less space when not in use. They are ideal for portable use, easy transport and storage, without requiring a permanent workspace.
Silent Keys
No

Silent Keys

These keys are made with special materials that absorb vibrations and the sound of typing. They are the ideal choice if you want to type for hours without disturbing those around you in an office, or if you prefer a "softer" and quieter feel to the touch.
Multiple Device Connection
No

Multiple Device Connection

This technology allows you to have the keyboard connected simultaneously to multiple devices, such as your PC, tablet, or mobile phone. With the press of a switch button, you can switch from composing an email on your computer to replying to a message on your phone, without any delay.

Connectivity

Wireless
No
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USB

Login

USB

Keyboards that connect to a USB port.

Dimensions

Length
288 mm
Length
137 mm
Height
9 mm

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • skourkos_crew
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    9 out of 9 members found this review helpful
    skourkos_crew

    Very nice idea and works smoothly on Windows. It works perfectly on Linux with KDE. However, on Gnome, the keys do not have a good response at all, and after a little investigation, I saw that it is probably due to my distribution (Debian buster). The price is high compared to what it should offer. It is probably not the best for programming, especially for those who use VisualStudio, as the F11 and F12 keys are coupled with the F1 and F2 keys and only work by pressing the Function key. The same goes for Shift+Insert. The positives are the small-slim-factor and the very small weight. Also, you get used to it quite easily.

    Update 28-02-2022:
    After a month of use, I can now confidently say the following:
    1) The idea of ergonomics is very good but fails due to the very poor responsiveness of the keys. You literally have to hit them. The same situation occurs on Windows 10 and Linux (KDE+Gnome).
    2) The USB cables that connect the two halves frequently disconnect no matter how careful you are. Also, due to the increased wiring, the useful space gained from its small size is lost because you have to be careful not to move the cables.
    3) I missed the essential Function keys F11 and F12, and I couldn't get used to pressing Fn key+F1, F2 every time. The same applies to the Home, End, PgUp, PgDown keys. In short, it is not suitable for programming unless you excessively use the mouse for everything.
    4) It is overly expensive for what it ultimately offers.

    Unfortunately, too good to be true

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Key feel
    • Moderate noise
    • Expected wrist strain
    • Durability
    • Construction quality
    • Typing speed
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • skourkos_crew
    2
    skourkos_crew

    Very nice idea and works smoothly on Windows. It works perfectly on Linux with KDE. However, on Gnome, the keys do not have a good response at all, and after a little investigation, I saw that it is probably due to my distribution (Debian buster). The price is high compared to what it should offer. It is probably not the best for programming, especially for those who use VisualStudio, as the F11 and F12 keys are coupled with the F1 and F2 keys and only work by pressing the Function key. The same goes for Shift+Insert. The positives are the small-slim-factor and the very small weight. Also, you get used to it quite easily.

    Update 28-02-2022:
    After a month of use, I can now confidently say the following:
    1) The idea of ergonomics is very good but fails due to the very poor responsiveness of the keys. You literally have to hit them. The same situation occurs on Windows 10 and Linux (KDE+Gnome).
    2) The USB cables that connect the two halves frequently disconnect no matter how careful you are. Also, due to the increased wiring, the useful space gained from its small size is lost because you have to be careful not to move the cables.
    3) I missed the essential Function keys F11 and F12, and I couldn't get used to pressing Fn key+F1, F2 every time. The same applies to the Home, End, PgUp, PgDown keys. In short, it is not suitable for programming unless you excessively use the mouse for everything.
    4) It is overly expensive for what it ultimately offers.

    Unfortunately, too good to be true

    Translated from Greek ·
    9
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Description & Specifications

The R-Go Tools Split Break V2 keyboard is divided into two parts to promote a natural position for the shoulders and wrists while typing and prevent the wrists from bending. Its ultra-thin design helps improve blood circulation and reduce strain on the wrists and hands. The integrated LED indicator provides break reminders.

The two parts connect with a built-in magnet, forming a compact unit for transport. It connects via USB and features a UK English layout.

  • Type: Two-part ergonomic keyboard
  • Connection: USB
  • Use: Office
  • Keyboard language: UK English
  • Break indicator: LED indicator
  • Colour: Black
  • Length: 288 mm
  • Depth: 137 mm
  • Height: 9 mm

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information

Product Details

Type
Keyboard Only

Type

Keyboard Only
Plain keyboard (not accompanied by a mouse).
Usage
Office

Usage

Office

Classic keyboard for desktop use in the office.
Keyboard Language
English UK
Volume Control Keys
No
Multimedia Keys
No
with Num Pad
No
Colour
Black
Wrist Rest
No

Wrist Rest

This refers to the special surface at the bottom of the keyboard that supports the wrists. It ensures the correct typing angle, reducing fatigue and tendon strain during prolonged use.
Foldable
No

Foldable

With a design that allows folding or partial collapsing, so they take up less space when not in use. They are ideal for portable use, easy transport and storage, without requiring a permanent workspace.
Silent Keys
No

Silent Keys

These keys are made with special materials that absorb vibrations and the sound of typing. They are the ideal choice if you want to type for hours without disturbing those around you in an office, or if you prefer a "softer" and quieter feel to the touch.
Multiple Device Connection
No

Multiple Device Connection

This technology allows you to have the keyboard connected simultaneously to multiple devices, such as your PC, tablet, or mobile phone. With the press of a switch button, you can switch from composing an email on your computer to replying to a message on your phone, without any delay.

Connectivity

Wireless
No
Login
USB

Login

USB

Keyboards that connect to a USB port.

Dimensions

Length
288 mm
Length
137 mm
Height
9 mm

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (1)

1
0.0
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  1. 5 stars
    0
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 1
  5. 1 star
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  • skourkos_crew
    2
    9 out of 9 members found this review helpful
    skourkos_crew

    Very nice idea and works smoothly on Windows. It works perfectly on Linux with KDE. However, on Gnome, the keys do not have a good response at all, and after a little investigation, I saw that it is probably due to my distribution (Debian buster). The price is high compared to what it should offer. It is probably not the best for programming, especially for those who use VisualStudio, as the F11 and F12 keys are coupled with the F1 and F2 keys and only work by pressing the Function key. The same goes for Shift+Insert. The positives are the small-slim-factor and the very small weight. Also, you get used to it quite easily.

    Update 28-02-2022:
    After a month of use, I can now confidently say the following:
    1) The idea of ergonomics is very good but fails due to the very poor responsiveness of the keys. You literally have to hit them. The same situation occurs on Windows 10 and Linux (KDE+Gnome).
    2) The USB cables that connect the two halves frequently disconnect no matter how careful you are. Also, due to the increased wiring, the useful space gained from its small size is lost because you have to be careful not to move the cables.
    3) I missed the essential Function keys F11 and F12, and I couldn't get used to pressing Fn key+F1, F2 every time. The same applies to the Home, End, PgUp, PgDown keys. In short, it is not suitable for programming unless you excessively use the mouse for everything.
    4) It is overly expensive for what it ultimately offers.

    Unfortunately, too good to be true

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Key feel
    • Moderate noise
    • Expected wrist strain
    • Durability
    • Construction quality
    • Typing speed
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • skourkos_crew
    2
    skourkos_crew

    Very nice idea and works smoothly on Windows. It works perfectly on Linux with KDE. However, on Gnome, the keys do not have a good response at all, and after a little investigation, I saw that it is probably due to my distribution (Debian buster). The price is high compared to what it should offer. It is probably not the best for programming, especially for those who use VisualStudio, as the F11 and F12 keys are coupled with the F1 and F2 keys and only work by pressing the Function key. The same goes for Shift+Insert. The positives are the small-slim-factor and the very small weight. Also, you get used to it quite easily.

    Update 28-02-2022:
    After a month of use, I can now confidently say the following:
    1) The idea of ergonomics is very good but fails due to the very poor responsiveness of the keys. You literally have to hit them. The same situation occurs on Windows 10 and Linux (KDE+Gnome).
    2) The USB cables that connect the two halves frequently disconnect no matter how careful you are. Also, due to the increased wiring, the useful space gained from its small size is lost because you have to be careful not to move the cables.
    3) I missed the essential Function keys F11 and F12, and I couldn't get used to pressing Fn key+F1, F2 every time. The same applies to the Home, End, PgUp, PgDown keys. In short, it is not suitable for programming unless you excessively use the mouse for everything.
    4) It is overly expensive for what it ultimately offers.

    Unfortunately, too good to be true

    Translated from Greek ·
    9
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