Advantage360

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

QMK/ZMK's hold-tap feature essentially lets you turn those 6 thumb keys into 12 keys. For example, I have a thumb key that acts as Enter when tapped and Ctrl when held. There are also a lot of safeguards to prevent misfires. For example, you can configure it so the key only registers as Enter if it'

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

I have the glove 80 and love it. It’s a really solid injection mold plastic that makes it feel like quality plastic. But because of the plastic doesn’t feel high end premium like the price reflects. It took me 2 weeks to learn the glove 80 but 3 weeks to adjust. There was pain in the breakin period

yeah that was such an annoying choice on kinesis behalf. several threads on keycaps -- my understanding is that you need more than 1 set, and none is an exact fit. here is the best thread i ve kept on keycaps: https://www.reddit.com/r/kinesisadvantage/comments/106tb0x/review_of_kinesis_360pbt_keycaps_on

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