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If your goal is to get keyboard that provides some legit ergonomic value skip Alice layout boards and other one-piece keyboards like mWave, etc... just get a full split. Here are a couple row-staggered split options: NocFree Lite/&, Keychron Q11, Keeb.io's Sinc/Quefrency, Epomaker Split65/Split70, G

No worries at all. The Nocfree Lite is plug-and-play and prebuilt, no soldering or such needed. Though it's a hotswap board, meaning that you can change the switches and keycaps to anything you like. To change the keycaps and switches, you will need some sort of a tool, I personally use something li

I just want to add that the NocFree Lite is a great option if the budget can be stretched. I didn't realize that it doesn't need a cable between the halves, so I left it out of my comment since it's more expensive than the Split65 and GMK70. The funky /? key is a dealbreaker for me personally, so I'

Hi Everyone, I've been using a cheap mechanical keyboard for years, but recently found myself missing the comfort of an old Logitech Ergo I had, which was slightly tented. It was a lot more comfortable, but also a lot bigger, which is why I moved to this cheap mechanical mini I have now. Over the la

I’ve been eyeing the NocFree Lite myself, it seems like a more budget-friendly split that still has a solid key layout and wireless option.

I'm really looking forward to getting my NocFree Lite for one main reason: comfort and portability. Your point about the Q11 being heavy and slightly larger really hit home for me. I move around a lot, and the idea of a light, easy-to-tent, truly portable split keyboard is exactly what I'm after. Th

Had a similar dilemma didn’t want to haul my main keyboard back and forth every day for work. I ended up trying the NocFree Lite, mostly because a friend who codes full-time swore by it. It’s compact, connects to multiple devices over Bluetooth without lag, and feels surprisingly good for long typin

I totally get you I used to love Fleksy too until that forced auto-correct update ruined it. I’ve been using the NocFree Lite lately with my phone and laptop, and it’s honestly been such a relief. It’s quiet, smooth to type on, and connects over Bluetooth without any fuss. If you just want something