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I don't bother traveling with the Advantage2 at all... it's a bit too big to do that comfortably. I find it pretty easy to switch between laptop keyboard and A
by wy35 6y ago
I don't bother traveling with the Advantage2 at all... it's a bit too big to do that comfortably.
I find it pretty easy to switch between laptop keyboard and Advantage2, so no problems there. So the Advantage2 remains on my desk while I just use my laptop's keyboard for meetings/on-the-go. I think the layouts are so different, my brain processes them separately.
- johnm 6y agoIndeed. I started with the original Advantage a long time ago. After getting used to it, switching back and forth with the laptop keyboards doesn't scramble my brain. But making the jump to the modern, smaller splits + multiple layers, etc. is another huge jump in ergonomics... and they are portable enough to travel with.