Freestyle2 for PC with VIP3 Lifters Pre-Installed

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

Teclado Kinesis. Obviamente você não vai começar com teclado split investindo 7k em um (mesmo que compense, tenho o Advantage 360 Pro, é surreal), então tem umas opções de entrada que são bons, tipo o Freestyle2. Não são extraordinários como o Adv2 ou Adv360, mas bem melhor que qualquer tranqueira m

Sounds like you might want to check out the Kinesis Freestyle2. It's relatively inexpensive, even after you add the tenting kit. Would let you experiment with separating and angling your hands, to see if that alleviated your strain. Here: https://kinesis-ergo.com/products/#freestyle2 If you want to

i've been down this exact path looking for a sculpt replacement. based on what you liked (k860, nuleas) and your shoulder width concern, the Kinesis Freestyle2 is probably your best bet. the key travel is very similar to the sculpt. if the vip3 kit pushes the budget, the Goldtouch tenting kit gives

The Kinesis Freestyle2 might be worth a look—it's Mac-compatible, split, and within budget. You can also check keyboard yeti and use the compare tool to see if there is any other compatible

I've been using split keyboards for about 10 years. The critical thing to typing ergonomics is that the wrists are straight while typing, both in ulnar/radial deviation and in wrist flexion/extension. A split keyboard can help with that, since there's the flexibility in the separation and splay in h

For an ergonomic keyboard while keeping it simple and relatively cheap, consider the Kinesis Freestyle2, Perixx Periboard 624, and Goldtouch keyboards. These keyboards are non-programmable and keep the conventional row-stagger, but importantly they have the split form factor to mitigate ulnar deviat

Start with the Kinesis Freestyle2. Available for Mac, PC, wired or bluetooth. And less than $150