Advantage360 Professional

From my perspective as someone who has had QMK and ZMK devices and a few months ago considered every single major player (like the Defy, Model 100 and Voyager) I'd say the Defy/Rise2 are anything but polished or reliable, and lightyears behind in terms of functionality that was standard five years a

I worked on a Lily58 for years at home and work but I was dealing with pain in the pinkys as well. Then I switched to the kinesis advantage360 pro and no more pinky soreness or pain. Maybe printing a detachable palm rest might help so you can shift the weight of your hand around as you utilize your

I am using a Kinesis Advantage 360 Pro for software development for over a year now. Bluetooth issues are very rare for me (on macOS), not problematic. The workflow to customize the layout is really bad. I once in a while reconfigure it to adapt better to my workflow, but it really sucks. Other comp

They're expensive but I've had a couple of my EDS/POTs people with funding go for the top of the range Kinesis 360 Advantage fully split keyboards for computer and device acccess. They look like this https://kinesis-ergo.com/advantage360-pro-getting-started/?srsltid=AfmBOootkEbszH9WyCXjzo0chd0P135Lx

Absolutely worth it imho. I have previously had issues in my finger joints and wrists. Moving to an ergonomic split almost 10 years ago was the best thing I ever did. I started with an Ergodox EZ, then a Kinesis Advantage2, and now also have an Advantage 360 Pro. I wish I went straight to the Kinesi