R-Go Blog

Do you suffer from RSI complaints, eye complaints or neck and back pain? You're not the only one. Research shows that, over the years, there has been an increase in physical complaints that are attributed to screen work. A well-equipped workplace plays an important role in the prevention of strain complaints. Whether you work at a desktop, a laptop, a tablet or with multiple screens: there is a suitable ergonomic solution for every screen. But how do you know which option is best for you?Read more

There are no restrictions with a tablet, you can work anywhere. Whether you are in the train or on the couch, you can easily check your documents. Working flexibly brings so much variety and movement with it. You would think this would be good news! But there is also a downside: ergonomic problems can arise with long-term tablet use. Read on to learn how this happens and what you can do about it.Read more

It is not easy to adjust a laptop to your own physical requirements, especially regarding the height and distance of the screen and the operation of the mouse (touchpad). As a result, most people adopt a hunched over posture when working at a laptop that can cause neck and shoulder complaints. Should you throw away your laptop? Not necessary! With a laptop stand and the right tools you can still create a healthy workplace.Read more