Kinesis Freestyle2 Adjustable Split Keyboard for PC

Best keyboard I've ever had.
But you should always buy it with one of the inclining acessories option.
As a downside, it should have as an option the most common language keyboard layouts.
It's a pity I've gained in ergonomics to lose on the layout experience since english is not the native language in my country.

PS: The Human Solution should open a Europe branch to avoid Customs bureaucracy and allow EU citizens to buy it's products not only securely but faster.

The great thing about the Freestyle is that apart from the style, it is the same as any other keyboard. I've tried other models like the GoldTouch, but most of them rearrange the keys, which can be very frustrating when all you want is a more comfortable keyboard.

The keys are similar to the old IBM keyboards, with spring resistance and an audible click. If you're used to a Microsoft Natural Keyboard you may find yourself hitting the keys too hard for a while.

I had been looking for a full size keyboard without numeric keypad, and I came down to Goldtouch and Kinesis, and I chose Kinesis, since I had seen a coworker use a different model from Kinesis, and he recommended it.

I love placing my mouse right next to the keyboard where the numeric keypad would be, since I don't have to spread my arm outward, which started to hurt my shoulder muscles a bit.

The keyboard is built really well, and it looks very nice. I also purchased the V3 Accessory Kit.

bought with VIP addition ... After a week of using this keyboard, the pain in my fingers almost disappeared. (I have a laptop.)
The one drawback is that the laptop screen now sits far away from my eyes, so I'll have to buy a new screen ... but for the hands, this keyboard has made all the difference.

It is just what I needed for my aching joints--has made a lot of difference on my shoulders, elbows, wrists. Well worth the money

I bought this keyboard as a replacement for my old Microsoft Natural keyboard. What a quality product! I have been a medical transcriptionist for ten years, and I wish I had been using this keyboard all along. It is cleverly designed and very comfortable for my small hands; also, the two spacebars are a great improvement over other ergonomic keyboards with only one spacebar. The keys have a soft, responsive touch. This well made product is really worth the money and then some.

I really like this keyboard. I can spread the two sections apart the same width my elbows are when at rest beside my torso - a much more comfortable position.

I bought the Freestyle keyboard along with the VIP Accessory. They keyboard is very will built, high quality materials. The keys feel very solid have just the right amount of resistance for me. I'm very happy with the adjustability too.

Pros: - The keys are very soft to the touch, being a great deal less of a strain on my RSI busted hands, LOVED IT.

- The materials feel great and robust, including accessories, good quality manufacturing.

- I LOVE the split keyboard concept and positioning accessories (I recommend the VIP). Changing the angles and distances is real easy and that'll probably help spread out and lessen my RSI over time.

Cons: I've been a touch typist since I learned to use the DVORAK layout. Unfortunately, the driverless keys on the left side can't be reprogrammed and don't work with DVORAK (i.e., the Cut key, instead of sending out Ctrl X, send out Ctrl Q, Paste's Ctrl V becomes Ctrl K, and the Search button sends out Win U, which opens up Windows' Utility Manager instead). I wish I knew about this beforehand, but I'd probably buy the keyboard anyway. :-)

Also, the different positioning of Home, End, Page Up, Page Down, Delete and Insert keys is still taking me a while to get used to, but I will get there eventually.