I guess for me the biggest difference compared to a Charybdis is that it’s a professional product.
I love the Charybdis as a project, but due to the price, I would rather go for something that can resist the test of time.
I’ve had a few Kinesis boards, and honestly the build quality wasn’t there for the price of competitors. I’m running a ZSA moonlander now and it is a significantly better experience than I had with the split boards from K.
If you are all in on split keyboards, I would recommend the glove80
If you didn’t buy the Advantage 360 yet, there is a refurbished store and I found a $50 off coupon. Saved about $100 on the Advantage 360 Pro. The pro wound up being cheaper. You can use it for the backlight but wired if you don’t want Bluetooth.
I really would love to even test drive the keys or the layout but the price point is just absurd for these things. Anyone have a suggestion for someone wanting to jump into the ergo keyboard game?
I currently use the Dygma Raise and am waiting for delivery of a Raise 2 later this year. If you’re looking for a columnar split, the Dygma Defy might be more your style.
