I really wanted an ergonomic keyboard, so I went and spent over $200 on one. It was really disappointing to use the Kinesis Freestyle Pro Ergonomic Mechanical Keyboard with Cherry mx Brown switches ...

Compact and great to type on, the Kinesis mWave is a good introduction to the world of ergonomic keyboards. It's ideal if you want all-day comfort for office work and gaming, but it's an absolute ...

Well, move over, Kinesis, because you’ve got stiff competition in the form of a flexible little two-piece called the Glove80. You may recall that there was a Kickstarter for this keyboard about ...

Split keyboards go further by allowing you to separate the two halves, providing a more natural typing position from shoulder down. The mechanical Kinesis Freestyle2 is one example.

How much space the keyboard takes up on your desk depends on how far apart the modules are placed. Joined together, the Q11 measures 13.58 x 5.27 x 0.64 inches, making it smaller than the Kinesis ...

The best ergonomic keyboards move your wrist and hands to a more natural position so you can type in comfort. Here are our top picks, including HP, Moko and more.

Kinesis has been making keyboards centered around comfort and productivity for more than 30 years now, and its Freestyle Pro is one of several split keyboards on offer. If you have a desk job, a ...

I found the Kinesis Freestyle Edge RGB, and while $199.99 might not be “reasonable” to some, it’s more affordable than other split keyboards that have similar features.

That’s why we’ve put the best keyboards for programmers to the test. As part of our rigorous review process, we’ve examined the keyboard type, size, switch types, and overall build quality.

If you’re a really keyboard-centric person and want to be even more so, or want a good couch keyboard option, the HHKB Studio could be a real eye-opener. Kinesis Advantage 360 (Quiet Limited) ...

Kinesis is a Seattle-based firm that's been designing and manufacturing ergonomic keyboards for over 30 years. Recognising the fact that it's not just professionals who need peripherals that ...