Advantage2 KB600

한동안, 키네시스의 어드밴티지2를 사고 싶었습니다. https://kinesis-ergo.com/keyboards/advantage2-keyboard/?srsltid=AfmBOooq_du2WJlNXyDlu0R_p2nFyU3Wt8tYflbe5xol2A-Y_joOLElD 지난 정부 출범과 동시에 환율이 오르면서 꿈도 꿀 수 없게 되긴 했지만 사실 그보다는 이건 이성적인 선택이어서 그랬던 것 같아요. 머리는 "바른 자세를 위해서는 어고노믹을 선택해야 해" 라고 말하지만 마음은 "클래식한 옛 스위치를 채택해서 시끄럽고 딸깍거리는 키보드가 제대

I want this keyboard very badly! My ergo journey: Generic staggered split w membrane switches on a single board and a bigass enter with PS2 connector. I used the hell out of this one until it finally gave up the ghost. Kinesis Advantage 2. Could never get used to the keywells. Mistell Borroco MD600.

For me, moving to ortho wasn't an issue at all. It took few days of practice and that is it. I used https://www.keybr.com/ and https://typ.ing for the practice. Before I moved to split, I tried Alice layout, and also a used Kinesis Advantage2. When using Alice, I always wished to have my fingers mov

I'd honestly skip the fully split keyboards if you're worried about adjustment time slowing down your work, especially coming from an Advantage2 where the layout is so different from anything else. I went with the Logitech Ergo K860 because it's split but still one piece so there's basically no lear

I use one of the thumb keys for the layer switching. I have the default QWERTY layout almost intact, I've only remaped the four arrow keys and some of the thumb keys. My "arrow" keys are actually < backspace - enter --- enter - backspace > (from left to right). Regardless of that, I really dislike t