Ergonomic Accessories

Wired and wireless headsets play an important role in the daily lives of computer-users. Not only are office headsets convenient, allowing clear, private, hands-free calling - they're also more ergonomic than desk phones.

Working with our ergonomists, we've created an infographic cheat sheet that shows you best practice for setting up your workstation equipment, whether it's used on an ad hoc basis, or for longer. 

Wireless technology is typically billed as being a newer, cooler, more convenient alternative to our traditional plugged-in devices - but when it comes to your workspace, is buying a wired or wireless mouse and keyboard best?

One of the key benefits of a laptop stand is that you can instantly improve your posture and positioning while using your laptop. If you’re looking to improve your workstation, keep reading to learn more about why and how to use a laptop stand.

To celebrate the recent addition of the Fellowes Professional Series™ and Platinum Series™ monitor arms to the Posturite site, we thought we’d try to make it a little easier for you to see what the differences are between each model.

While working on-the-go creates a range of potentially damaging ergonomic problems, there are fortunately ways to limit them. Introducing the Slim Cool Laptop Stand, my trial product for the week...