Yeah Split Ortho with columnar stagger. Those are important features. Another one is the overall height of a board, the lower and lighter the switch the better.

Yeah Split Ortho with columnar stagger. Those are important features. Another one is the overall height of a board, the lower and lighter the switch the better. One of the current issues I'm having is simple MX switch height + a given profile. Tack on a case and suddenly your wrists are all bent! On my personal boards I go caseless with Low-Profile Kailh Chocs and very low caps for them. It's not pretty but with 12g switches I haven't had rsi flaring issues in months. This is something I went a bit extreme with Georgi and chording, very comfy but very radical. [1] [2] Wrist rests can help alleviate this issue, but a badly designed rest will do more harm then good. [1] https://www.gboards.ca/product/georgi https://www.gboards.ca/product/georgi [2] http://docs.gboards.ca/Unboxing-Georgi http://docs.gboards.ca/Unboxing-Georgi