Advantage360

They hyped up this release. And it is definitely cool. Love Kinesis. But as an existing owner of the already expensive keyboard this is meh to me. It just feels like a response to the design of the glove80. Maybe the new switches are amazing and feel good? But I cant spend 600 just to find out… lol.

Only the best: Kinesis Advantage 360 Pro. It costs as much as a phone (and it gets much worse if shipping outside the US (1)), but it is worth it. Just don't buy another phone (2); you don't need another phone (3), while a good keyboard will make an actual difference. (1) They insist on using the mo

Ever since I have gotten used to my Kinesis 360, when I see the rather minimalistic keyboards posted, I wonder where people put all the modifier keys and important keys like return key or spacebar and such. Those often used keys I would definitely want as thumb cluster keys, to avoid straining other

Here is an insight, i have and actively use both the 360 and the advantage 2 and cumulatively have gone through probably 20 sets of different keys on them, tacticles, linears, clicky, silents. Had the boba's on the 360 for quite a while. They do feel nice, sure, but your concern about fatigue is ent

Kinesis Advantage 360 is quite well built but expensive. Other well known option is Glove80 but not everyone enjoying low profile choc v1 switches. Corne is a bit different category with fewer keys and not everyone enjoying tinkering with keymap to compensate this. Most of split ergo keyboards are a

Dato il budget illimitato io consiglio sempre le tastiere split.Ho una Kinesis advantage 360.Però dovresti cambiare layout e prenderti i tasti mancanti - probabilmente ci sono ma non ho idea

QMK/ZMK's hold-tap feature essentially lets you turn those 6 thumb keys into 12 keys. For example, I have a thumb key that acts as Enter when tapped and Ctrl when held. There are also a lot of safeguards to prevent misfires. For example, you can configure it so the key only registers as Enter if it'

Not sure what you mean by plasticky sound, or what kind of KA360 you heard? I currently have the 360 with Kaihl Box White (clicky) which Kinesis offers on their website. Prior to that, I have an Advantage with the Cherry MX Blue switches, and a couple of other Advantage with Cherry MX Brown (I think

Can't say. I am keen to give the kinesis 360 a spin, but it seems too expensive what you get in terms of the software. I somebody were to sponsor one I would gladly review it, but it's not like I am keen to buy expensive boards just because they are expensive.

The Kinesis 360 Pro is a beast! It was the first split keyboard I saw, and the first with a keywell too. It made me realize keybords can be more than just the standard ISO with or without number pad. Until then I'd hear "mechanical keyboard" and think "keyboard that clacks like a typewriter." "Ergon