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Went through the same process last year due primarily to trying to find a solution to my cubital tunnel syndrome. I dropped down to like legit 20wpm from ~120wp

Went through the same process last year due primarily to trying to find a solution to my cubital tunnel syndrome. I dropped down to like legit 20wpm from ~120wpm. I'm back to around 100 or so but a lot more comfortable and with less pain. I recommend either the Kinesis Advantage 360 pro or the glove 80 to anybody who uses a keyboard a lot for a living. I tried both and frequently switch between them. Another thing I recommend to people with problems is to get literally the lightest keycaps you can, and while it may slow you down a bit try to bottom out less/type a bit lighter in general.

w10-1 1y ago
> Kinesis Advantage 360 > literally the lightest keycaps you can I second recommendations for the Kinesis advantage layout and low-force keys. Aside from direct ergonomic benefit, both the layout and low-force ends up training one to much better habits. I go ~50% faster and 2X longer on Kinesis Advantage with low force. Don't wait for inflamed nerves to reduce the ergonomic friction in your life. It makes work much easier.