The Ergo 4000 I used to love. But after using real keys, those super mushy huge ones on the Ergo 4000 just don't work for me. I used the Matias Ergo Pro (which

The Ergo 4000 I used to love. But after using real keys, those super mushy huge ones on the Ergo 4000 just don't work for me. I used the Matias Ergo Pro (which has a slightly wonky layout for no reason, including dedicated C-Z,X,C,V hotkeys (not possible to change)). It didn't take much getting used to, but some of the odder placements still hit me from time to time (Ctrl next to N, in the split). But after a year it starting hurting my wrist. Not sure if it was the angle or the switch pressure. The tiny arrow keys were also super annoying (I know, I try to use hjkl but still). I went back to MS, with the Sculpt. They have scissor switches and a mostly normal layout. Pain's gone down a fair amount in a month.