Well, it is quite a bad experience in the first days. It's both learning a very new layout as well as getting used to the ortho alignment of the keys, where in

Well, it is quite a bad experience in the first days. It's both learning a very new layout as well as getting used to the ortho alignment of the keys, where in the beginning I automatically used the wrong finger for a lot of keys. That said I'm glad I made the leap, because no standard keyboard can match that level of comfort. It's not that normal keyboards are bad, but it's a bit like going from cheap generic shoes to custom-tailored ones. I don't type much faster or accurately on it, but it feels much better, every single day.