Glove80 Wireless Contoured Ergonomic Keyboard Typing Test

One of our tester Kevin did a Glove80 typing test video. This video shows how typing on Glove80 can be like:
- Very small finger motions, which is expected for a well-designed contoured key well. The palm doesn’t need to move to press the finger keys.
- There are no/little palm motions required for the thumbs to easily reach all 6 thumb keys in each thumb cluster. The thumb motions are primarily the flexion-extension motion (sweeping along roughly the palm plane) of the CMC joint.
- With Glove80, because no/little palm movements are needed to comfortably reach both thumb and finger keys, Kevin also likes to rest the soles of his palms on the palm rests while typing. The arms too can rest as there is no longer a need to hold the arms tense.

[YourComputer]

Out of all the Glove80 videos out there, yours is the only one that has been useful. I mean, what's the point of making 20+ min videos without any actual typing?

[vijender]

Which switches are they ?
Seems like clicky

[Benythefirst]

He’s imac almost fallin of the table 😂

[tnf]

Does it have hot swap option?(:: Really like the idea

[mikethebeginner]

Not sure this is a real typing test. If you notice he doesn't even hit one of the keys from the top row of the thumb cluster. Given that the shift keys are there, it makes me wonder what he's typing, if he really is.

[bart]

Seems very unergonomic the moment you have to reach for your mouse.

[vpr]

So many buzzwords and and stories about testing, but half of the keys are still unreachable. For that amount of money you can get something good like corne for my family and friends :D