I use a zsa moonlander and a Kensington trackball, separately.
Just to be clear, I don't think ergo/split keyboards will necessarily help you type faster. They've been life-changing for me to help deal with nerve damage pain in my hands.
Although I do type noticably faster now, but that could just be due to reduced pain.
I use a zsa moonlander and a Kensington trackball, separately.
Just to be clear, I don't think ergo/split keyboards will necessarily help you type faster. They've been life-changing for me to help deal with nerve damage pain in my hands.
Although I do type noticably faster now, but that could just be due to reduced pain.
After using a split keyboard for 3 years, I can't imagine using a regular one. My hand and wrist pain disappeared witthin a week of switching.
thanks for the info!
The best I have ever used was the microsoft sculpt. You have to do some changes for it to register the right keys on mac but it is worth it.
interesting, i have microsoft sculpt, in general it's pretty good, but it's not split enough for me hehe
kinesis advantage 360
looks cool! wish it has some sort of cursor control like trackpoint