Kinesis Low-force Keypad for PC

Name: Kinesis Low-force Keypad for PC
Brand: Kinesis
SKU: AC210USB-blk
Price: 59.95 USD
Availability: InStock

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SKU AC210USB-blk

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The Kinesis low-force keypad includes a 2-port USB hub and utilize the same low-force and tactile key switch used in our Contoured keyboards - adding to both comfort and operating life.

The Kinesis low-force keypad allows users flexibility in positioning the keypad to the right or left of the keyboard. It's perfect for narrow keyboards like the Kinesis Freestyle, and Maxim or in conjunction with your laptop. Use it in any situation where a stand alone keypad is preferred. The 2-port USB hub enables you to easily connect other input devices such as mice without having to access USB ports on your computer.

Ergonomics

Cherry MX brown-stem mechanical switches allows you to utilize a low-force and tactile feedback.

Productivity

With the 2 USB ports, it allows you to connect any input device without having to access your computer.

Specifications:

Compatible operating systems

Works with virtually all PC USB operating systems

Key switch

Switch type: Cherry MX brown, tactile mechanical
Peak force: 55 grams
Activation force: 45 grams
Travel distance: 4.1 mm

Dimensions

Width: 3.75 inches
Depth (front-to-back): 6 inches
Height: 1.25 inches
Weight: 0.62 lbs
Shipping weight: 1 lb
Cable length: 6 feet

Features:

Integrated 2-port USB 1.1 hub.
Low-force and tactile mechanical key switches. Designed in collaboration with the world's premium switch manufacturer.
PC version includes 4 additional highly used keys (ESC, Tab, Backspace & Keypad equals) for increased editing efficiency.
Long lasting lasered key legends.

Never had a better keyboard

Kinesis hit the ball out of the park with this model. I'm a software engineer and spend most days doing hours of coding and typing emails/Slack/documentation; I can't imagine working without this keyboard. I use Karabiner Elements for all of my keyboard layering and remapping and haven't had a need to customize the firmware yet so it's been a great drop-in replacement from the older Kinesis Advantage models I've used over the last 10 years. It's really easy to switch the keyboard over to different systems when you're paired via bluetooth. I have two Macs and just hit Mod-1 for system 1 and Mod-2 for system 2 and the keyboard switches seamlessly. This model proved to be worth the months of waiting for it to be released.

Great keyboard

Been waiting for a split version of the Advantage for over a decade and this delivers. I had to move a few keys around and remap them to make it suit me, but once that is done it has been great. The github interface is a little slow, but fine honestly. I've been on a regular keyboard for the past few months cause my old Freestyle died and I was waiting for this. It was worth the wait for sure, but it's taken a few days to get used to it. I'm now up past 50 WPM on it which is only a bit slower than I am on a "normal" keyboard but perfectly servicable. I still have a number is mis-clicks, especially for keys that are in different places like +, but I think I'll be faster on this than on a regular keyboard eventually. The main thing I wish is that each piece had a threaded mounting hole on the bottom so I could easily mount it on a chair (been thinking of actually mounting it so my arms hang down to type for ultimate ergonomics). The icing on the cake for this setup would be to incorporate one of those old IBM nubbin mice, or a trackpad into the board so you could just leave your hands down forever.

Incredible!

Feels so solid and well constructed. The keys take a little getting used to - they require less pressure than I expected based on my previous Advantages - but after day typing on it I appreciated the shorter travel.

Love this keyboard so much

I really love this keyboard! I have an advantage2 and love that as well, however the aesthetics of the advantage360 were obviously incredibly appealing to me along with the split keyboard side of things. Currently working on finishing my setup which is quite unorthodox yet works perfectly with these. I have a keyboard tray attached to a kitchen counter (I'm a software engineer who basically just codes nonstop I don't do much cooking lol) and from that I have another smaller mouse pad tray coming off for a trackball mouse. Currently have two more mousepad trays coming which when attached will be able to hold the two sides of the keyboard perfectly, and at the perfect height to allow me to have my hands in as near a perfect resting position as I could hope to get it, allowing me to use my armrests while typing in an extremely comfortable fashion.

This keyboard has basically just perfected my setup and I am beyond happy with it. I got the basic version because I didn't need wireless, even the wired version is trivial to carry around, so I didn't see the benefit there really. Worst case I'll get a second for the office once more are in stock. I got extremely lucky and searched for this on a whim on google and found the Jestik entry there. Happy I stumbled upon it and ordered, didn't expect it to sell out so quickly. I did replace the home keys with my advantage2 keys because they are shaped slightly differently and catch your fingers, but that's a personal preference (I also like the blue on those keys, looks pretty nice with the advantage360)

Awesome Keyboard

It blows away the old advantage I got the wireless one and love it!

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