Kinesis Freestyle 2 Split-Adjustable Keyboard for PC - US Layout

The option to keep the keyboard together is good to get used to the layout. I increased the distance gradually and in a week I am typing with very few errors, looking at the keyboard. My shoulder is much better - very happy with it. Really love the copy & paste & undo button. I even dowloaded a software and reassigned one key to have ENTER on the left hand. Brilliant. The only thing is that the keyboard is flat, without the option to raise it (as expected in all keyboards). I use two post it to do it, but it is annoying

Really, really good. I was having pain in my pectoral minor due to a lot of typing. Within 2 days of getting this keyboard, the pain was gone. The review that complains about typing odd letters is written by someone who has not realised that one of the function keys is on. The extra function keys are really useful and make work more efficient, if you take the trouble to give them a careful once over before you start using them.

I'm still on the learning curve but I love the keyboard. Pros: - Keys with enough feedback and less force needed to push them - The split design, SUPER ergonomic Cons: - Fn key is sticky - Give me my Insert key :) #linux - Volume media keys and Calculator key, not working in Linux, not able even to detect them Wishlist: - The ability to remap keys from the keyboard

Bought this to reduce ulnar deviation (awkward wrist-bending) while typing, and it really seems to do the trick! Awesome that they offer US layout products in Europe as well

Really comfortable keyboard to use. I would recommend buying with the tent accessories. One downside is that it is a little ugly, but it's a small price to pay for the extra comfort.

Very happy from this item. After couple of years working on standard once it's really comfortable to switch on this one. Easy to install and use. Really happy from this purchase

I can get the shoulder angles I want so I am happy. The key feel works for me and noise level works for my officemates. It is not too clicky.

Really happy with this keyboard, it's definitely been helping my RSI but it's pretty useless unless you buy the legs etc. to go with it so you can prop it up.

This was my first split-design keyboard so it took some time to get used to it. I decided to get this one in an attempt to provide some relief to my upper back stiffness and pain. I am a software engineer that works from home, so my keyboards are heavily used. Even though, my keyboards last for years and usually I get new ones just because I get tired of them and want a new look. Not the case with this keyboard. As reported by other users, with a little bit over an year of use, the keyboard started to present some issues like keys not responding or keys typing multiple times in a single press. It is one of the most expensive keyboards I had and definitely the one that lasted the least. I give it 2 starts because it helped me easy upper back pain tension but in my opinion, this product is not worth the price.

it was easy to start on it and so far i'm already very happy with how ergonomic it is. i'm still getting used to layout of the right hand buttons but i really like the left hand shortcut buttons - very useful for someone who works with large chunks of text and has tendonitis! have recommended to several friends already

Ordered this, made sure it was PC and US layout version. Received a "for PC" labeled box, with a "PC US BLK" sticker, PC version instructions but a "for MAC" version in the lettering on the Keyboard, also with MAC keys. Thinking it was a mistake I ordered a second one before returning the first one just to make sure I wouldn't receive the same one. Once order was confirmed, I returned the first one explaining in the comments that I received the wrong keyboard inside the correct box. Return was promptly accepted. I have now received the second order and got exactly the same thing... I confirmed that the keyboards had different serial numbers so it seems it might be on purpose or there is no quality check.

Excellent keyboard. It is taking me some time to rewire my brain because apparently I always typed certain keys (like N, H, Y and B) with the wrong finger, and now when my hands are so far from each other, it is taking quite some time to adjust. After around 2 weeks I am almost back at full speed though. An important note is that this keyboard is almost useless, without the vip3 accessory kit, which includes wrist rests and the possibility to tilt each half of the keyboard, and that was another 60 EUR on top of the keyboard's price.

In about little over a year, the left hand side of the keyboard became disfunctional. Some of the keys stopped responding, while others typed multiple times on single press. Right hand side of the keyboard is working just fine. Never experienced this in any keyboard that cost a fraction of the cost of this keyboard. Absolutely not worth the purchase. As it has 1 year warranty, no replacement from the company.