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I Recently found out that my work has a benefit where they give you a couple hundred dollars to improve your health somehow. Gym, massage, Ergo stuff, ect. I want o put it towards an Ergo Mechanical Keyboard.

I have seen LinusTechTip's video on the Moonlander and I think it is for me (love the white, ortho linear, and split). But are there other things you folks would recommend that I check out?

Thank you for your time!

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[–] corvett@lemmy.world 3 points 1 year ago

Anything by Beekeeb if you're new to this. It'll end up around the same price or cheaper than a moonlander, and will be much more ergonomic in the long run.

I got the Piantor and I'm happy with it, but I've also got my eye on the wireless Chocofi.

The Ortho split means you can put the numbers on a numpad layer on the right hand if you want, so you won't need a number row, and you can easily fit your 104 keys into 3 layers on a 42key keyboard - the math checks out.