Ergonomic Keyboard Reviews
Whether you like ergonomic keyboard mostly depends on whether you touch type. (Most people, even programers, do not touch type.) 〔see Typing Habits, Repetitive Strain Injury ⌨〕 〔see Touch-Typing, a Relic of Keyboard Design?〕
However, if you work professionally as a programer, writer, or any job with intensive computer use, you may develope hand pain. This is when, most people start to look for ergonomic keyboards. (it is how i started to use ergonomic keyboard in 2005, after 15 years of using normal keyboards. My first ergo is the popular Microsoft Natural keyboard. )
Since 2005, i had mild cases of Repetitive Strain Injury about every 3 years. 〔see Xah Lee, Typing Experience and Repetitive Strain Injury〕 Here's my study of ergonomic keyboards. Analysis of their design with respect to hand health, and efficiency of input , and some are hands-on review. I hope it helps you avoid Repetitive Strain Injury.
- Best Ergonomic Keyboards, Xah Pick
 - Best Ergonomic Keyboards for Small Hands
 - Programable Keyboards with Onboard Memory
 - Key Switch vs Layout, Which is More Important for Ergonomics?
 - Keyboard Tilt, Tenting, Orientation
 
Glove80
Kinesis 360, 76
Kinesis Advantage2, 68
Maltron, 126
Kinesis mWave Keyboard
X-Bows Knight 86
EPOMAKER CIDOO ABM066 Alice
Esrille New 76
Cleave 93
Kinesis Form Keyboard
UHK60
Kinesis Freestyle Edge 92
Kinesis Freestyle Pro 92
Koolertron 90
Dygma Raise 68
Ergodox 76
Moonlander 72
Keyboardio 64
Svalboard (Datahand)
Kinesis Freestyle
Matias Ergo Pro
Logitech K860 😒
Perixx Periduo-406
Fujitsu KBPC E, Ergosplit
TypeMatrix
Goldtouch Adjustable
Adesso Trackball