R-Go Tools develops ergonomic computer peripherals, including split keyboards, vertical mice, and monitor arms designed to prevent RSI and encourage healthy working postures.
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Based on the philosophy that ergonomic tools should be self-evident and sustainable, R-Go Tools designs products that support natural body positions and reduce muscle tension during daily computer use.
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The R-Go Break indicator uses an LED light that changes color like a traffic light. Green means you are working healthily, orange indicates it is time for a short break, and red means you have been working too long.
To connect, switch the keyboard on and select a channel (F1, F2, or F3). Press and hold the Fn key together with the chosen channel key for at least 3 seconds until the Bluetooth light flashes, then select the device in your computer's Bluetooth settings.
Check if the battery is charged; the LED will turn red if the battery is low. Charge the device via the USB-C cable for at least 5 minutes before trying to connect again.
The R-Go Break software, which provides insight into your work behavior and controls the break indicator light, can be downloaded from the r-go.tools website specified on the product packaging.