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So what’s the main sell? I see their reviewer using two hands to type in it. I thought only needing one hand to type might be the benefit.
by ianai 5y ago
So what’s the main sell? I see their reviewer using two hands to type in it. I thought only needing one hand to type might be the benefit.
- kryptn 5y agoIf you're happy with your keyboard it's likely a hard sell. I'm not sure where you're getting the impression it's meant to be used with one hand, but QMK would give you the ability to create a keymap that you could use with one hand if you wanted. Handful of reasons I like it: - I was able to maintain the pok3r navigation function layer - QMK is pretty flexible, it took little effort to type/code until I felt something could be better, then modify a keymap to make it better - The size is a bonus, it's really easy to take with you - Hotswappable switches are great, and only needing 47 of them to try out new switches makes it easy