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Even if the keycap itself is oriented with the tilting kit, the press direction doesn't change

Low profile switches go a long way to getting your fingers closer go the board. It lessens the wrist rest demand. Especially for tall keycaps like yours, or my MT3 profile. They are not swap in compatible, but gateron moss low profile tactile switches are really nice.

According to the benchmark results, looks like version 1.5 was also written in rust, like uv :) just kidding :) cool video!

Could u please Compare UV with poetry ??

Very interesting project and ideas. Thank you for sharing!

Nice review, but why is no reviewer actually sharing their typing experience/give a demo?

"A channel without bullshit" was my first impression upon seeing your videos too. Keep it up.

Brilliant video, esp for those of us who had no idea just how to macro shite…

That extra bad-habit detail is exactly what I need to know before purchasing. I do gaming often, and I place middle, index and ring fingers on a/w/d for move/direction, pinky on shift for skill combo, and that probably wont work well if I dont remap my keys. Definitely something to think about, thanks for the heads up!

What about the sound for this?

have you been able to assign different rgb profiles to different layers? also how did you add 8 layers? i only have 4 and i can seem to figure out how to add more

Hi! I have a question. What are you using as a deskmat?

They released a version with silent switches and with 30g

Beautiful! Thanks for sharing!

Amazing price for second hand. Congrats.

Thanks very much for the review. I've had the keyboard for about a month and really enjoy it - it's done wonders for my RSI. However, for the last 3 days, some keys will "stick". For example, I'll be typing and suddenly my document will read "ggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg". Or the backspace will stick and delete continually. The physical key does not seem to be actually stuck in a pressed position when it happens, and the keys that do it are not always the same. Has anyone else had this happen?

Really great reviews! Currently trying to figure out what ergo mech keyboard to get - I've budgeted enough for one and I think it's a worthwhile investment, but it is a lot of money - So I've been pretty obssessive about researching them. Stuck between the moonlander + tenting kit, or the voyager. Kind of in decision paralysis. I know it's all so subjective and personal - And at the end of the day only I can really make the most educated purchase for myself - But, if you read this: What would you suggest for someone who can't afford to "make the wrong purchase." - Or, I guess, what would you say is the "safest" buy between the moonlander and voyager? I am a typing enthusiast, I am a programmer, I'm ready to learn and struggle for a while with a new layout and thumb clusters - I love keyboards and typing - I'm mainly doing this for my health (preventing RSI and general typing fatigue), but also just for a new toy.

Is there a reason why you use uv pip install requests vs uv add requests?

Really cool!

Really cool!

So, it's like yarn of the NodeJS world where npm was knocked off the pedestal by it. I like the uv run --with. That's very handy to not be installing other dependencies for some helper scripts.

Very crafty! Thankyou for sharing this.

Thank you for sharing your wisdom. What would be really cool while writing in Python is if when working in jupyter lab notebook or an ide eg vscode, pycharm, etc. that when you hovered over a class, function, variable and other types that it gives you a nice representation of the input and output

The Keychron product names make no sense, and there as just so many of them.

I use MT3 caps to emulate a key well, but this is another level!

Have you seen the Kinesis Form? Its a interesting approach, but as always I wish there was customization.

At 5:00, that does not say click

The first part of the course is out by the way! calmcode.io/course/uv/pip

By the looks of your wrists and fingers, it seems like you should rotate each half and roll your wrists a bit to be aligned with the units. A typing test would have been nice but thanks for the review anyways.

Would this channel be like an intro to all the courses on the calmcode website ?

Great video! I have a voyager myself after some RSI issues started to occur. Switching to a non-staggered layout and going from Qwerty to Colemak-DH was a lot to get used to but my wrists have not complained since. While it’s certainly expensive, including swapping key-switches, what I got was a rock-solid keyboard and awesome software to tune it exactly to my preferences. Also, it’s always interesting to see how others approach their shortcuts. I’ll adjust mine once in a while, but there were a couple in your video that I’ll definitely try out.

If you pair it with "The platform" the tilt for the thumb cluster becomes much more comfortable, there are 3rd party 3d printable replacements as well. I used this keyboard as travel keyboard to go to the office for a couple of months, I ended up "fixing it" at home with the platform and a specific angle. For the office I switched to the Keychron Q8 Max Totally agree on the macro side, if I remember correctly it supports 64 layers. One big selling point for me was the possibility to have custom symbol layers. I am trying out the Glorious Engrammer symbol layer to take most advantage of this. Custom layers is not too common in ergonomic keyboards

Hey so what would u recommend for someone who wants a split keyboard. I bought this however I am feeling some of the pain points you described. I am thinking about the lily58 but I don’t like the thumb cluster as much as the moonlanders any recommendations?

This keyboard missed a trick by not looking at the Razer Tartarus or similar gaming keypads. The thumbcluster there is a somewhat vertically angled 4-way hat (much like found on joysticks or HOTAS peripherals), which is much more easily to manipulate than separate keys laid out on a single plane. With the space key being on the horizontal plane. Having a thumb module, with either a (4-, 5- or 7-way) hat* switch as the multi-function modifier, an analog mini stick (usable as a mouse cursor) or thumb trackball would be the holy grail, I feel. * 4-way is 4 different buttons, depending on the cardinal direction of the press. * 5-way is a 4-way, plus a center depress. * 7-way is a 5-way, with the hat being a left/right scrollable encoder as well. Often found on sim racing wheels and called a “Funky” switch.

I really wanna get a keyboard like this

wtf is this shit lol

That overhead camera angle is 10% upside down and disorienting.

@5:00 there's a WHAT going in to my backend 😂

I think it will happen sooner than later because the scene is becoming very competitive very quickly. If it will or won’t be Wooting that does it is the question. I’m not sure if it’s in their best intrest but I hope they will. Along with other companies, they’re literally at the foot of the mountain of what a keyboard can be. The potential really is endless. I think of mechanical and analog switches like 2 and 3 dimensional. Two dimensional (mechanical) switch: State (on/off) and time (how long a key is pressed and time between presses). Three dimensional (analog) switch: State (on/off), time (how long a key is pressed and time between presses) and depth (how far down a key is pressed). There’s so much you can do with time and depth, it’s very exiting. 😁

Really interesting video. I dropped a note to some of the Wooting team mods. Hopefully something will come of it.

10:00 could just add some rubber "legs" that sits on your laptop well.

Just picked up Air60v2 and really loving it! Is there a way to map Cmd + Esc to be Cmd + `? Use case: switch app windows without having to hold Fn. Can't seem to find a way to do it with Via. Thank you!

Is colab supported?

The notebook integration is exactly what I recently missed when using bulk for a side project. Thank you so much for implementing this! The search feature looks great, too.

I really wish to have the additional thumb button for K15 Pro like in K11, but I need a separate layer of Fn keys so had to sacrifice that button :( So Keychron please update the layout for K15!!

This was a great review. Thank you for tbe level of detail in it. I'm not terribly tech savvy but I'm also savvy enough to mess with things to an extent, and your video gave me more confidence that I could work with this. I've been doing research into split ergo keyboards deciding which one to get and this one might've sold me on the Glove 80. Much appreciated once again.

Nice review, very comprehensive. I have a zsa voyager but I'm looking for a more traditional layout, so I can swap easily between split and non-split keyboards. In your opinion which one would you buy, NocFree or Keychron Q11? Thanks

That looks awesome!

Loved it. Im data scientist, and computer vision researcher. I hate using js, css and html. Im 100% gonna try it. Maybe i could just use to render video

You can use Dynamic Keystroke to add '(' and ')'. Just add a key with DKS, first key shift, next key 8 - and activate them both in the first column (my case 2mm). Then the key will work as if the shift modifier is held. You can add up to 4 keys that way (sample profile code: f370e4a134ef5fe2a5e8368a9ddb1085768e)