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Hyloba

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Sep 30, 2014
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Apple trackpads really are something else than everything similar ever produced, I love the gestures. However, after some weeks of use I am starting to get a little wrist strain because I have to flex my hand slightly upward. I don't have this upward flex on my macbook pro because my wrist is positioned at the same level as the touchpad.

Anyone else has a solution to this problem? Would appreciate any help!
 

Celerondon

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Oct 17, 2013
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Southern Cal
Apple trackpads really are something else than everything similar ever produced, I love the gestures. However, after some weeks of use I am starting to get a little wrist strain because I have to flex my hand slightly upward. I don't have this upward flex on my macbook pro because my wrist is positioned at the same level as the touchpad.
Is your trackpad/keyboard combo mounted too low relative to your shoulders? Perhaps you could experiment with your chair height to see it changing it helps. I type and track with flat wrists at my desk. I don't know if this is a preferred position or not but this Magic Trackpad has never caused me any discomfort.

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