Advantage360

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

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

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

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 can't say anything about the globe 80 specifically. However, having used both the Kinesis 360 and a Cyboard; it's fantastic. The curved key well is phenomenal ergo upgrade - if it weren't for travel, I'd only have split, ortho, curved keywell keyboards.