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Tried to use it for 3 months, couldn’t adapt, had to sell it. Also, it has Cherry MX brown switches, which are not my favorite to say the least, with their mid
by atemerev 4y ago
Tried to use it for 3 months, couldn’t adapt, had to sell it.
Also, it has Cherry MX brown switches, which are not my favorite to say the least, with their middle-of-the-ground sort-of bumpiness. I much prefer either fully clicky or fully linear ones.
- crimsontech 4y agoThey do cherry red versions too for linear switches. I used to have awful RSI and switching to the Kinesis Advantage for a year fixed it. I don't use it anymore but I don't use the apple keyboard either which I think caused the RSI in the first place, or maybe it was just how I was banging away on it.
- xupybd 4y agoYeah it was RSI that caused me to use the Advantage too. The learning curve was brutal but now I love typing on it. Also I added o rings. I like the fact that I can bottom out and have a soft impact.
- wahnfrieden 4y agoupgrade keyboards (company name) will replace kinesis switches with ultralight ones that can cut fatigue in half. they have several options down to 25g or so activation force