Advantage360

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

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

If you are strongly against having a second layer then I would say that column stagger keyboards are not for you as they are almost always below 60% keyboards which makes it quite hard to avoid an extra layer. There are a couple of notable exceptions, the most popular being MoErgo Glove80, ZSA Moonl

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

Maniac. I recently went from lifelong 100% to a Kinesis 360 Pro and thought I had it bad. I've been doing 30 min a day with keybr.com and it's helped get me back up to speed. Split is amazing, trying to use regular keyboards afterwards just feels completely cramped and wrong. These layouts are actua

Maniac. I recently went from lifelong 100% to a Kinesis 360 Pro and thought I had it bad. Honestly the only hard part so far has been relearning B with my left hand. I've been doing 30 min a day on keybr.com and it's helped get me back up to speed. Split is amazing, trying to use regular keyboards a

If you end up wanting a kinesis advantage 360 pro and are located in the USA, I have one of mine posted for sale on r/mechmarket, it's a great board but I had 2 since I was working at home and in office but now I just need one of them. It got rid of my RSI flare ups completely with the combo of the

Just want to say, similar looking to the Dactyl/Ergodox curved concave surface, the Kinesis Advantage has been around for a while (last few years they also put out the split/wireless keybaord version of it which might be called the Advantage 360).I used the one piece one for 15years. I love it. I pu

I've been wanting to see how low profile feels due to the ergonomics. But I haven't had an RSI flareup since I've been using my Kinesis Advantage 360 pros, so I've never gotten around to trying anything else. Now I'm wondering what my kinesis would feel like with low profile.