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If you're upgrading from the previous Kinesis Advantage, the Kinesis 360 is a bit of an easier transition. The software is a bit of a pain in the rear, but once you've got it working it's great.

Switched to vscode?

@benfrainuk what are your thoughts on the Voyager compared to the Defy? I have the defy and enjoy it, but looking for something the is better to travel with + less key travel.

what is that first keyboard you showed? the "Wooden" case one. thanks

First time caller… Great video Ben, I just ordered a ZSA Voyager and I’m watching more videos about Hyper keys and programming my keyboard and making layers for the Voyager in my mind. I have the Lifetime license for Alfred and love it, but keep forgetting about doing stuff like you showed. (Unfortunately,) I just picked up a Stream Deck Neo and am slowing beginning to think that I wasted money once I started to realize everything that you can do with a programmable keyboard. 😮

I had a lot of problems connecting the defy and making the first update, but to be fair they do mention how to correctly connect the neuron in their set up video haha

Thanks! Bought one thanks to this video

Do a review on Charybdis Mini. It is a wireless version with trackball integrated. All in one basically.

Very interesting. I wouldn’t mind either, but it’s baffling why they would be soldered to the board like that.

Noob here.. can you please explain how urob's zmk config helps to add homerow modes ??

This is a blessing of a video. I have the Kinesis 360 Pro Silent Pinks. My friend shared me this link and it was exactly what I needed coming from the glove80 -> Kinesis. And Kinesis wireless/bluetooth issues have been non existent since firmware v3. Thank you ben for such insightful blogs/videos!

I wonder if it helps switching back and forth if, as a non-native English speaker, you already use 2 layouts (albeit for 2 different languages). Perhaps you could then treat your preferred alternative layout as a different language of sorts.

if you use dvorak and mapped the control key to where the capslock button is (like very old school keyboards), then I've found ctrl + c is a better way to exit insert mode (rather than esc) and is better for your wrists

How do I get colemak mh on my Zsa voyager???

About to switch to Colemak Layout. Good Luck to Me.

I'm researching ergonomic keyboards because my husband is an editor and works on his laptop all day so he has developed an injury on his hand. He needs a portable, comfortable keyboard for his wrists and hands, that is also IOS compatible. I am torn between the Voyager and the Glove80 but so far I'm leaning toward the Voyager since it's so small and more affordable than the Glove80. Thank you for these review videos, they are so helpful. If anyone has some recommendations or comments about their own keyboard I'd appreciate it very much.

Cool and all, but typing the search term again is.. not so good

How can I get one of these keyboards in the UK?

6:53 As a man in his 40's, I feel very called out 😆 I'm a massive gamer, so I need all that RGB for the FPS boost 🤪

At what point did you start c programming? Are you talking about flashing the development board?

great review!

Thanks for the video man, just did this myself, you are right the thumbpads were the worst most annoying part.

I have cherry brown switches on my KB at home and I like it, but I want something for the office. Do you think you can dampen the sound even more with a dynamat?

If that would be your dream board otherwise, you could just disable the palm switches. They are not needed anyways. Enough other keys for layers IMO.

Great review...however..just looking at the specs of both the 40 and 32, when looking at graphics pictures...you only have a 15.43 inch height, the 32 is 17 inch and then you can tilt it which is a big difference when editing photo's. I have a 43 inch essentials made my screen look like the viewable area of both dimensions. The difference is substantial especially on portrait orientations.

So what if you need one of the missing keys? I don’t get it

man this sold me on Voyager so badly, particularly the software... considering switching from glove80. I just wonder how hard it is gonna be to readjust from a keywell

This is the second video I've seen that mentions the advantage 360 could be used to kill somebody, starting to think they should list that as a feature

One BIG problem is that it's got sculptured keycaps, so you can't switch them around if you type in Dvorak, Workman, Colemak-DH, Colemak, etc. What is the point of a programmable keyboard if you can't configure the keys the way you want them? And who would buy a $330+ keyboard with shine-through keycaps and all sorts of lights only to have to stare at the wrong legends on the keys forevermore? The defy is a very nice idea, but it's not adaptable for my use. The Kinesis Edge RGB is not as good a design, but at least it's got uniform keycaps so you can switch the keycaps around to other layouts.

it was one hell of a review! thanks a lot!

I really want to try one of those, but the cost of trying it is just too high. I could afford it if I knew I wanted it, but I need to try it first at least. Bummer.

Its noticeable more clearer and sharper on the 6k screen. Its mainly because the 6k resolution is what that apples "retina" resolution, so the MacOS scales perfectly.

I’ve just swapped to Colemak, but I find that some changes from qwerty are arbitrary. So on the left board I have QWPFG, ASDRT, ZXCVB. On the right it’s still Colemak, except I’ve swapped Y and O so I can type the word “you”. Also Y is usually the ultimate letter in English and O is rarely the ultimate letter, so for me it’s much more comfortable. I don’t really have the same problem with A on the left though. Maybe soon I’ll go full Colemak, who knows

Ive just bought this monitor for my Mac Studio and it's great - but the webcam in use keeps turning itself off and on - causing my image to freeze - anyone else had this? ive updated OS and Firmware...to latest.

Ben, given you’re on a Mac, have you done any experimentation with Karabiner Elements or Hammerspoon for customization or have you focused on and firmware level changes with Oryx/QMK or ZMK? Curious if it’s worth exploring.

I strongly recommend anyone to get a defy. I love Blazecore, it’s the best and easiest configuration software I’ve tried. I love that I can even change colors on different layers within a few seconds. The only snag I would say I’ve ran into is many times I get the wrong thumb key, so I ended up changing out one thumb keycap to a separate keycap that I can easily feel is different.

“I wonder if… and sure enough it does” What a perfect capture of that feeling.

Thank you so much! I love my Moonlander, but am thinking about key-well/concavity keyboards for a while now.

Nice font! Which?

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What do you think of the Sofle vs the Voyager? Both in terms of key layout, and build quality?

Got one based on this review since I was in the market for a better keyboard. I’m a month in and absolutely love it. It was my first ergo keyboard and I don’t regret the purchase. Thanks for the review.

Ultra ridiculously ugly, otherwise great specs monitor🤘

ZSA make cool keyboards but pray you never have to deal with their customer support or you will regret the large investment.

Thank you for the comparison! Unfortunately, both sound way too loud for me. It's a shame because I love the concept!

I bought the writs rests recently, I think they added a rubber pad to stop them sliding. I can't make them slide.

Just finished watching ThePrimeagen reviewing the glove80. What is it with keyboard reviews and using the "kill a person standard". LMAO Thanks for the concise video!

Good video! Thank you sir!