Advantage360

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

It was worth it for me; I don't regret buying it at all. I type much more than the average person, and a Kinesis board is the only thing I've tried that doesn't give me wrist pain. I use the Adv360, but you will get many of the same benefits with the Adv2 (better hand positioning, contoured keywells

Do you like your sinc more than the kinesis keyboard? I tried the adv360 as my first ergo keyboard but did not like it. The key travel distance was too much for me so I got a zsa voyager. Good quality but I don’t like the layering. Now I’m debating on getting a freestyle/Keycron Q11.. the sinc looks

It was/is absolutely worth it to me (I have a collection of what's now called the "Advantage" keyboards going back to about 2000) as I had a nerve injury in one arm that prevented me from using "normal" keyboards for quite a while and redirecting certain keys to stronger fingers made a big differenc

I have an Advantage 360 (the one with ZMK), and I also type on Programmer's Dvorak. I'm a software engineer and use vim keybindings and tmux. For the past 6 months I've gone back to using an Advantage2 for the following reasons: I really miss the dedicated function keys on the Advantage2 The two pie