Ergo K860

Can you imagine using your thumbs to press that split spacebar. Because I can't. Yes I can. I used Logitech ERGO K860 before I moved to columnar splits. I thoroughly enjoyed that keyboard. I would stick with it if it wasn't for the fact that it was massive and had numpad which I do not need. All tha

Yo use mucho tiempo el Logitech ergo K860 y está muy bueno, ahora me pasé a un kinesis mwave para probar con switches mecánicos y no está mal.

The Periboard-624 is another bargain board that might let you see if a split & tilting helps your RSI. Again, these are membrane switches rather than mechanical. Also, the tilt looks like it can't get very extreme. You could always improvise something, like bean bags under either side to achieve a m

Guess what, you don't have to deal with that whole "gotta find the right switches" situation with a membrane keyboard, you go get one you like and keep it, I know there's a lot of people who are into building keyboards and that's fine, however I hate the attitude of so many gamers that are like "you

The right keyboard makes a difference - I use an ergonomic shaped one with very low action keys (light press to activate, less motion, makes my fingers hurt less). Specifically I have the Logitech Ergo K860 but there are lots of options and it's a good idea to see if you can see one in person and tr

To be fair there are plenty of products from different brands at CES that don't go into production. I am not here to prop Razer, just to say I rarely have had issues with their products. I had one with the RGB mouse pad (the lights were dim in a section). I worked with support and got it replaced (t

Check out the Logitech Ergo K860 or the Microsoft Sculpt. they work pretty well for long hours and give good support without being a full split. They balance comfort and typing feel nicely. Also, keyboardyeti has a guide that could help you find what features you need

I'd honestly skip the fully split keyboards if you're worried about adjustment time slowing down your work, especially coming from an Advantage2 where the layout is so different from anything else. I went with the Logitech Ergo K860 because it's split but still one piece so there's basically no lear

If anything it encourages bad behaviour I do hit the keys too hard I could argue your MX keys are encouraging your own bad behaviour though, right? Because it compensates for it, you don't need to unlearn the bad habit of hitting the keys too hard. For me there is a very obvious activation feeling s

:) I still love my k860 but recently switched to a mac and have to say I like the little magic keyboard almost as much. Not as ergonomic, but aluminum body is nice and good key clicks and having the mouse right next to the keyboard is definitely nice too. Enough to offset the worse ergonomics for qu