I don’t think the advantage feels flimsy. Certainly I wouldn’t want to be hit around the head with one (but maybe this is a bad metric for “flimsy”). I think th

I don’t think the advantage feels flimsy. Certainly I wouldn’t want to be hit around the head with one (but maybe this is a bad metric for “flimsy”). I think the premium is largely for the difficulty of putting all those keys in that 3d layout. I think the old advantage 1 had dome switches and was quite a similar price to the cherry-switch advantage 2. The maltron which also has a bowl shaped layout is also expensive. But also the only bit of the body of the keyboard you interact with is the rest for the heel of your hand and often people put something on these anyway (e.g. gel pads, tape to reduce slipping, ...) so it seems bad to optimise for it.