Freestyle2 for PC with VIP3 Lifters Pre-Installed

Row staggered spit options have the easiest learning curve. There are a bunch of options Kinesis Freestyle RGB+ (I would avoid the Freestyle 2 due to membrane instead of mechanical) NocFree Lite NocFree & Dygma Raise Keeb.io Sinc Keeb.io Quefrency UHK GMK70 Epomaker Split65 Epomaker Split70 Royal Kl

I wanted to suggest the keyboard I use. My tendons don't stay put in my wrists with a standard or even ergonomic keyboard. This one let's you change it up however you need, whenever you need. Freestyle2 Split-Adjustable Keyboard for PC | Kinesis https://share.google/LsoShIS27MtihKfnf

I use the mediocre kinesis freestyle2 split at work and never considered looking into if they had other more ergo options. This looks cool but damn does it have a "company pays for my ergonomics" price. When my company ordered it I asked them if I could recommend something a bit better for my needs

I struggle with CTRL V & C, but because of ulnar tendon subluxates and creates other issues. I just wanted to put it out there that there are so many types of adaptive/assistive technologies you can explore to further assist your body with it's needs. I use this keyboard. It has side keys. Even a sp

Hi, this is a fair question. I do want to provide a more detailed explanation of the negative sentiment on the Compose. For broader discussion of the reasons, you can read what others said in the thread I linked. Here, I'll give my own impression on the posted video. "I did a lot of research on ergo

I don't know about alt layouts (colemak etc), as I use QWERTY. And I haven't tried the Svalboard. But I've been down my own version of this rabbit hole due to moderate RSI issues. I hear you, on wanting to make all the big changes at once — the many elements of the board, the alt layout, maybe other

If you are thinking you need 5 rows then I don’t think you are ready for the column stagger ergo split keyboards that most of us in this subreddit are focused on. Instead go for a row stagger split option which provide 80% of the ergo benefit of the column stagger options and are very easy to adjust

We normally call the row-staggered keyboards, or just standard keyboard layout. I'm aware of a few row-staggered splits that are under $200... GMK70 Epomaker Split65 Epomaker Split70 (which I think is just like the GMK70) Royal Kludge RKS70 Keeb.io Sinc NocFree Lite seems to be on sale right now R-G

If you cant write properly even on one keayboard. And typing with 2 fingers. Than for sure. But if you a typist or just can type with both hands without looking on keyboard. Than what exactly gonna change for you? You just gonna use left part of one keayboard for your left hand. And right part of ke

True-split keyboard such as Kinesis Freestyle or Advantage or a plethora of others. True split (two pieces) allow each half to be placed exactly where each arm needs it to be. r/ErgoMechKeyboards Voice to text software. Some are really simple (LilySpeech) others are open source (Talon Voice) and oth