Advantage360

They hyped up this release. And it is definitely cool. Love Kinesis. But as an existing owner of the already expensive keyboard this is meh to me. It just feels like a response to the design of the glove80. Maybe the new switches are amazing and feel good? But I cant spend 600 just to find out… lol.

Only the best: Kinesis Advantage 360 Pro. It costs as much as a phone (and it gets much worse if shipping outside the US (1)), but it is worth it. Just don't buy another phone (2); you don't need another phone (3), while a good keyboard will make an actual difference. (1) They insist on using the mo

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

Advantage 360 bármelyik. Engem is az áruk riasztott el ettől. A Kinesis pl eu-ban rettenet drága.

Can't say. I am keen to give the kinesis 360 a spin, but it seems too expensive what you get in terms of the software. I somebody were to sponsor one I would gladly review it, but it's not like I am keen to buy expensive boards just because they are expensive.

I was the same, ordered a Piantor Pro because I was afraid of soldering. Then some colleagues soldered a regular Piantor, and convinced me to join their PCB order. I got hooked and have soldered another Piantor, a Chokotako44 and a hand-wired TBK mini since then. Spent way too much money trying out

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