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My wife isn't going to be happy about this... I have an ErgoDox EZ at home, and a Moonlander for work. I absolutely love these keyboards. They have played a significant role in reducing pain I experience from arthritis.
What's with the gradient/rainbow led trend? Is it just me that don't have the necessary cultural references to find it appealing? To me I immediately associate it with an unprofessional, cheap look.
Not only that half the RGB keyboards fuck out fairly quickly or have power and USB problems.
Electric truck nuts. That's all it is.
I’m rocking an Ergodox for the past few years. It’s worth every penny, but I cannot carry it around with all the cables.
My wife isn't going to be happy about this... I have an ErgoDox EZ at home, and a Moonlander for work. I absolutely love these keyboards. They have played a significant role in reducing pain I experience from arthritis.
I can totally relate. I bought my ErgoDox EZ a while ago and I still love it. I changed the switches for some lubed linears, and added some foam and now it even sounds better. It also reduced my wrist pain. I'm debating with myself whether to get the Moonlander or not. I don't actually need it, but it looks so cool (and the USB port of the ErgoDox is quite outdated haha).
My wife isn't going to be happy about this... I have an ErgoDox EZ at home, and a Moonlander for work. I absolutely love these keyboards. They have played a significant role in reducing pain I experience from arthritis.
Your wife micromanages your budget?
W: "Another one?! You already have one for the house and one for the office... Where is this one going to go?"
Doesn't have to be budget micromanagement.
I would recommend buying a Dilemma instead: https://bastardkb.com/product/dilemma/
or building one of the hundreds of DIY open source keyboards e.g.:
- https://github.com/mmccoyd/hillside (46-56 keys)
- https://github.com/GEIGEIGEIST/TOTEM (38 keys)
If anyone from ZSA is here, please make wireless keyboards. I’m rocking an Ergodox for the past few years. It’s worth every penny, but I cannot carry it around with all the cables.
Those keys are in my opinion perfectly placed on regular keyboards and no amount of layering, tap dancing or anything else will ever come close. Please somebody just make a split ergo keyboard where the right side has extra keys for regular programming symbols on the top layer. The two halves do not need to be symmetrical.