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• blackrock 6y ago
  Hmm. Not exactly what I had in mind. What a monstrosity this thing is. They claim you can type up to 85 wpm. I might be able to type faster. I assume that if you’re right-handed, then you’ll use your mouse on your right hand. So you would need the left-handed version of this keyboard. Anyone here ever use it before? Any feedback?
  • dahx4Eev 6y ago
    Not exactly the same but this might solve your problem. I am adding a trackball to my dactyl manuform mini so I don’t need to switch between the keyboard and the mouse on my right hand.
  • dsr_ 6y ago
    It might be faster to train your off hand to mouse than to train it to do all the typing.
  • Symbiote 6y ago
    It's intended for people who only have one working hand / arm. The company also make keyboards for people with no working hands. https://www.maltron.com/store/p24/Maltron_Head%2FMouth_Stick_Keyboard_-_US_English.html https://www.maltron.com/store/p24/Maltron_Head%2FMouth_Stick...
  • regularfry 6y ago
    I'm right-handed and use my left hand for mousing. I originally swapped so I wasn't having to move my hand over the number pad to get to and from the keyboard. I don't use a keyboard with a number pad any more, but I've stuck with it. It's quick to learn.