Glove80 is the king of split keyboards.

Have you checked out the Dygma Defy?

@SkyKosiner

28 күн бұрын

I have not. But I would love too in the future!

Folks do go on a bit about the build quality of the Adv2 keyboard but ask when they saw a broken one or one that had a crack, or malfunction. It was rare indeed. These are sturdy and resilient keyboards, and surprisingly light despite the look. I think its 'build' quality is fantastic. It's material choice tho is something one might lend skepticism to, as well as the design choice to favor cavernous housing. I too think it could use a slimming down, but in its defense, it's been a consistent design choice that did not raise the kind of scrutiny that has emerged since this ergo explosion of recent years. Back in the day, most everyone wanted a full-sized keyboard on their desk. This was right at home size-wise back when it hit the market in '96 and for 20+ years subsequent. Only recently (relative) has it been questioned, and ta-da, here's their answer. And some are still calling this 360 porky. Cant please them all.

Which switches do you have in your Kinesis?

@SkyKosiner

28 күн бұрын

Khali box whites

Do you have to pay extra for lettered keys?

@garolstipock

12 күн бұрын

no. Not at all.

one thing i noticed is that ur fingers are not that long and u're constantly moving the pulse, btw, the keyboard is nice

@rafaeloledo

Ай бұрын

1:26 here i saw it, for me, the fingers surpass the final of keyboard, i move more they instead, i'm not saying that i don't angle the pulse, but frequency of move high and few time to rest the muscle, i think it'll saturate and stress them

The best keyboard in my opnion is a 34 layout. You finger need to travel one row up or down.

@SkyKosiner

Ай бұрын

I've always been interested in trying a 34 layout but I'm not too sure I could get used to all the layers lol

How can someone write code like pro, I still have to look through tutorials and documentations 🤕I always wanted to be like them.

@SkyKosiner

Ай бұрын

Practice, and no matter how good you are you always still need to look at the docs and google every now and again

What about Glove80?

@SkyKosiner

Ай бұрын

I don't have one on hand sadly, but I'd love to review one in the future

@WDGKuurama

26 күн бұрын

​@@SkyKosineri would love to hear thought on the glove80. However all of this is pretty expensive 😅 I'm hesitating between this one and the glove80. Dvorak's theprimeagen layout seems interresting.

You sound British where did you get one did you pay five or six hundred pounds for one with mx brown switches? Do you have to know where I can get one with linear switches?

@user-ot1dv6ri4f

13 күн бұрын

neovim! I"m currently on moonlander but still with pain over time

@user-ot1dv6ri4f

13 күн бұрын

dvorak! me too :D

@user-ot1dv6ri4f

13 күн бұрын

it's programming dvorak too! aha same

@SkyKosiner

6 күн бұрын

Kinesis sent me the keyboard for free in exchange for review

500$ It's too much. Only first world privilege. I Hope more companies copy the design or something like that.

@udnux

Ай бұрын

Ergonomic keyboards (hell, ergonomic anything) are mostly all first-world privilege, I recommend building a wired dactyl. wire is available everywhere and cheap. 3d printers not so much, but a lot more cheaper than buying one of these keyboards, the other expensive parts would be keycaps and switches but other than that, the rest should be quite feasible

@SkyKosiner

Ай бұрын

I agree, it's very expensive and unless you're typing for hours each day then I wouldn't buy this. But for those typing for hours and hours and care about there wrist health I feel it's worth it in my opinion at least

@SkyKosiner

Ай бұрын

I've always wanted to try a dactyl but I'm too scared to solder things lol