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Also the type of the key matters for tendonitis. Some have tactile feedback after the key is pressed but well above the bottom so you learn not to bottom out w

by w10-1 8mo ago

Also the type of the key matters for tendonitis. Some have tactile feedback after the key is pressed but well above the bottom so you learn not to bottom out with force. https://kinesis-ergo.com/products/#keyboards https://kinesis-ergo.com/products/#keyboards (They used to have low-force options; perhaps all are low-force now?)

bramhaag 8mo ago
Kinesis also offers custom switch options through Upgrade Keyboards: https://upgradekeyboards.com/collections/kinesis-advantage360-keyboards/products/custom-built-kinesis-advantage-360-split-ergo-keyboard https://upgradekeyboards.com/collections/kinesis-advantage36... Lead times are long, and Kinesis products are expensive. It gets a little more bearable if you take into account that you're using this tool 8 hours a day for years and years, but still. Cheaper options exist.