IntroductionThis post is for those who use a QMK/VIA-compatible split keyboard and are determined to make thumb shift work. I am a salaryman working as a mid-level SE at a certain company. This is a r ...

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Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. The new ROG Falcata, announced at Computex 2025, is ASUS's new wireless gaming keyboard with an innovative split design. Yes, splitting the keyboard in two ...

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The Dygma Raise 2 is a wireless split mechanical keyboard that offers a lot, but the price of admittance is just too high for most users. In 2025, the keyboard market is pretty saturated. There are ...

If you use a keyboard for long hours, you may notice fatigue in your shoulders and wrists. Since you use it every day for work, you might want to type in a more comfortable posture. For those people, ...

Razer is stepping away from its gamer aesthetic to challenge the productivity market. The newly unveiled Razer Pro Type Ergo is a wireless split-ergonomic keyboard designed for professionals. The Pro ...

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As an afficionado of all things mechanical keyboard, I’ve seen a few wild designs in my time. But I’ve never seen a commercial keyboard brand make something quite so unique or charming as this.

Split keyboards are hard to find, especially if you’re looking for something in the gaming niche, and doubly so if you want something from a mainstream retail store. But we have just such an example ...

When [daniely101] wanted a split keyboard, he decided to build his own. It wound up costing $25 to create a wireless board with no custom PCB required. Each half has its own microcontroller, and the ...