Kinesis

“i do. felt tingling in wrists so decided to switch in may. PC also uses it. It wrecked my brain for a while. i use it with the kinesis keyboard.”— kul · 2008 · HN

“I have been using Kinesis keyboards for years, the foot-switches for alt/control/shift have been a god-send for my RSI. I've had some with terrible build quality though, I've never had a keyboard last more than a year, and I've frequently had to open them up to fix loose wires.”— petewarden · 2009 · HN

“I've been using a Kinesis for ten years, and while it took some time to get comfortable with it, I've never lost my ability to touch type on a regular flat keyboard; probably because I've had laptops around the whole time, and have done plenty of coding on the sofa/train/&c.”— jfb · 2010 · HN

“The [Kinesis]( http://www.kinesis-ergo.com/ ) Advantage is a cheaper alternative to Maltron that follows the same design pattern. It's the keyboard I use, and it's definitely more comfortable than a typical staggered keyboard, or even a simpler ergonomic keyboard.”— MTGandP · 2012 · HN

“Interesting. I use a similarly expensive keyboard [1] and, although I am fully used to it by now, I'd like options. Particularly, the key travel is a bit mushy and I'd like a higher voltage USB port. [1]: http://www.kinesis-ergo.com”— jfb · 2012 · HN

“I got one when I was 28, 2 years later I'm almost good. Breaks(I use MacBreakZ on OSX and Workrave on Windows), Colemak, Kinesis keyboard, trackball and regular stretching helped me a lot.”— nazgob · 2012 · HN