Life saver!
Life saver! The split keyboard has become a necessity because of the long hours I spend at my desk. I had strained my wrist so badly that I wasn’t able to type normally. I was barely able to rotate my wrist, let alone type. I got this one to try to ease the strain as I was getting the use back in my left hand and wrist. It is so comfortable to type using the split keyboard that I won’t go back to standard. I didn’t realize how much pressure I was putting on my wrists to have them in position. Having the two sides spread out is very liberating. Plus I throw my pen between the keyboard and my to do list, and I’m able to keep track of things a whole lot easier. I am a mechanical keyboard enthusiast. I learned to type on an old typewriter when I was a small child, so I need the play in the keys, and the blue switch’s give me the sound and resistance play I love and need. If I don’t use a mechanical keyboard, it sounds like I’m ramming my fingers through the keyboard. Needless to say, I’m a hard typer and I’m rough on my keyboards. I have the keyboard plugged directly into my computer, so I have a great connection and no lag. Really like the feel of the keyboard. It feels substantial and solid. I like that I was able to screw the feet on so I can have outward tilt to the keyboard parts. It adds to the comfort and usability. I touch type, so I am able to use this without any real problems. It works as it should and I have had minimal adjustments in my typing behavior to be able to type. This has nothing to do with the keyboard, but I never realized that I hit the B key with my right index finger. Just makes it weird when I go to type and my finger hits air. But I’m retraining myself. Read more




















