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I'm looking to replace my Logitech Wave with an ergonomic mechanical keyboard and would appreciate any recommendations from the community here.

Prefer cherry brown or red switches and a single piece design (not a fan of the 2-piece keyboards). Also prefer a number pad though not required as I can always add one separately if needed.

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[–] succulentaloe 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

More at the edge of the desk like a normal keyboard. The wrist rests included are nice and work okay, but you can also remove them too by pushing and twisting.

Yeah I've got a sit stand desk and it the setup works absolutely fine :) no moving things around or anything like that when I stand.

Also the moonlander arms on the inside allow for the keyboard to tent slightly (angle so your hands are more vertical like you're holding a basketball or something like that) - the idea being that you're not flexing muscles in your wrist as much. I actually get on really well with it like this, it's way less wrist strain and super natural to type like this, a really nice bonus.

[–] communication 2 points 1 year ago

Awesome, thanks for this! I like that the keys have a more natural layout than something like the Freestyle2.