>In my experience, splitting the keyboard in half delivers 95+% of the ergonomic benefits Splitting a staggered keyboard is only 2% of the ergonomic benefits i

>In my experience, splitting the keyboard in half delivers 95+% of the ergonomic benefits Splitting a staggered keyboard is only 2% of the ergonomic benefits in my experience. You're just splitting a terrible design into a wider terrible design. It's the finger movement that is un-ergonomic. Have you used an ergodox or other ortholinear keyboard? I absolutely can't stand to use non-ortholinear keyboards now. I don't care about lock-in. Staggered qwerty is lock-in to terrible keyboards. I have my own keyboard for work and home. When I spend >12h per day on a keyboard, I need it to be how I like it.