What I Learned Spending +$2000 On Ergonomic Mechanical Keyboards

Here is what I learned after spending over $2000 on ergonomic mechanical keyboards.

[GeckoEidechse]

Definitely give the Dygma Defy a try. As someone who prefers a clutter free desktop, having a wireless keyboard is a must and the Defy is the only one that offers both Bluetooth and low latency RF

[TheEriclikeseatin]

I've become a huge fan of the Keebio Iris and the Lily58 these last 4 years. 100% agree that split ergos are the way to go!

[Nephtys]

I keep wondering if there are even developers who spent between 100$ and 1000$ on keyboards.

It's either 20$ membrane 100% wide keeb being used for eternity. Or owning multiple 400+$ split boards because each one was a little better than the previous one.
Just by logic there would need to be a person being between those two levels, but I have not witnessed one yet. Maybe it's quantum keyboard mechanics.

[GreatWalker]

I know the 360 Pro uses the ZMK firmware which opens up to open-source GUIs. Would you happen to know if Advantage 360 also uses an open-source firmware?

[austintaylor]

Thanks so much this is the video I needed. PrimeAgen had the same issues with the fully Bluetooth model and he prefers the wired version too.

[alexlo]

have u heard of the glove80? i like it better than the kinesis360

[_Nova_Prime_]

HI Thomas do you need a editor as i recently watched your some of the video and they are not well edited