The moonlander's firmware approach is the critical feature for me. Its a customizable ergonomic keyboard that requires zero special software on the host machin

The moonlander's firmware approach is the critical feature for me. Its a customizable ergonomic keyboard that requires zero special software on the host machine. It enables me to use the full features of the keyboard on highly restricted work machines. I also bounce operating systems a lot, so I programmed multiple layers (and light color pallets) to unify all the different os keymaps. If I am on a mac, hit the useless red button until the keyboard turns green. On windows, until it turns blue. On debian, until it turns red. Then just go. Its a lot of work to setup initially, but then it works everywhere forever.