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So if you are switching keyboards all the time say from the UHK on your desktop to your laptop keyboard then your muscle memory is going to get a bit confused a
by Separo 7y ago
So if you are switching keyboards all the time say from the UHK on your desktop to your laptop keyboard then your muscle memory is going to get a bit confused and keys aren't as easy to subconsciously hit. The mouse layer on the UHK is incredible and I find I try to use it all the time on other keyboards which obviously don't have it. Also function keys and escape haven't been as big a problem as I thought they would. Your brain just adapts quickly. One thing is that I do have trouble getting used to split mode because the halves move around slightly and my muscle memory doesn't know exactly where keys are. I tend to leave the halves together.