Not the speed of typing counts, but rather the quality. With me, a keyboard is a tool. If that tool helps me get things done, then it's my tool. I know a few

Not the speed of typing counts, but rather the quality. With me, a keyboard is a tool. If that tool helps me get things done, then it's my tool. I know a few with a split keyboard, they can't use an ordinary keyboard anymore because of joint problems. So, it makes sense to have a split keyboard. There are other things to consider, too. Like the height of the chair and the table. Otherwise, a split keyboard do not have any advantage over an ordinary keyboard, when your sitting position is wrong. So, it's a tool. Some appreciate the usage of a split keyboard, because of health issues. Beside that, you won't type faster or better code with a split keyboard :)