Kinesis Advantage360 Split Mechanical Keyboard

This keyboard is awesome! I've gone through a bunch of other keyboards over the years from cheap Dell ones, Keychron mechanical keyboards (great keyboards for normal layouts), Unicomp IBM Model M and was skeptical at first about this, primarily as I've never touch-typed.. can type fast with numerous fingers but mostly looked at the keyboard. This Kinesis has taught me to touch type too now, within a few weeks. I remapped a few of the keys due to programming needs, but it's so comfy and allows me to sit in a better position. It's not cheap, bit if you're looking for a split ergo keyboard, I'd highly recommend it!

I have been a Kinesis user for about 13 years. I started with Kinesis Advantage over to Kinesis Advantage II and now I have Kinesis Advantage 360 pro. This is the best keyboard from Kinesis yet.

Steep learning curve - I bought this during a flare up of tendonitis in my new job caused by having to use a latop for a week, so I can't speak yet for preventative qualities, but I also have shoulder issues from arthritis and immediately from day one I could feel my shoulders were far more relaxed. After a few weeks of use I am becoming more proficient, it starts to become easier to use as you train yourself to let more fingers share the load, and it definitely feels more natural. It is expensive, but so is being unable to work. It's that simple.

The keyboard might seem strange at the start and even it might look strange, but in reality, it’s one of the best keyboard I have used. I have a big collection and I could say for sure that this is my favourite and I’m gonna be using this for a long time Probably years. Now the main reason that motivated me to purchase the keyboard is the ability to sit ergonomically and have my shoulders wide open whilst not pointing inwards, but outwards did. This significantly helped with arms related pain and shoulder pain and upper back. I highly highly recommend the keyboard as it does maintain a good post and I can’t see a better alternative after months and months of research, the keyboard pricing is obviously very high, but they do have something going on

First time using a Kinesis keyboard. The build quality is really nice. However, a few things let it down. There is no software for configuring the keyboard, you need to edit the QMK files and use GitHub this could be a big barrier for some people. There is a web configurator but is very limited in the number of features QMK features it supports Not wrist wrists rest are included. The default keycaps are very slippy. on the positive, the key well is very nice, the keys just line up with my fingers. typing on the 360 is a very nice experience.

I'm a software engineer - so I have a fair idea on what I'm doing when it comes to basic connectivity. This keyboard simply refused to pair via bluetooth. I tried to overlook the quality issues: - loose power button on the left side - loose tenting mechanism - "broken" keys (the felt as if they'd been hammered) Overall, I'm incredibly disappointed in this (nearly) £700 keyboard. Would not recommend!

These keyboards are the only thing that let's me type any more. The pain otherwise is unbearable