Kinesis Advantage2 Ergonomic Keyboard KB600LFQ Review

When I tried this ergonomic keyboard, I couldn't believe the level of comfort it provided. The keys are precisely angled and spaced to reduce strain on my wrists, which is a game-changer for long sessions on computers. Plus, the quiet typing is appreciated by everyone around me. The only downside is the price point, but if you're serious about your health and comfort, it's worth the investment. Overall, a great addition to my setup.

At first it was not very familiar to use the arrows, special keys, but I got used to it in a week. To get used to the arrows, the game "Snake" will help a lot :-) With its pros. Macro programming - for example, I scored all logins-passwords (a form appeared, I pressed a combination, the keyboard issues the login-Tab-password-Enter sequence). Ergonomics, mechanical keys. If there are pedals in the kit, then they are useful - you can also program them to any key or macro. For example, on Linux…

Different pros: Ergonomics. Just what you need if you have problems with your wrists or stoop when working with conventional keyboards. Allows: 1) Straighten your shoulders by dividing the keyboard into two blocks. 2) Comfortably position the brushes. Thanks to the concave shape, there is no need to move the brush to get to any of the main keys. 3) The thumbs are more involved. Its cons: Price. On the one hand, it's expensive. But a functional analogue, taking into account the assembly time, wi