@@ColterReed did not order it yet, such a big investment, I had to think about it. But I'm leaving towards brown mx. I have blue mx now and I love them. But they are so loud🤣
I got one of these a year or so ago. The company just sent me new rubber feet for free because one of the feet rubbed off. Said it was under warranty. Nice of them. This keyboard has greatly helped my neck pain. I wish I could add more tent middle up. I might get the add on for the bottom for more tent. I constantly forget the 2nd and 3rd layer keys and on my work laptop, CTRL ALT Delete doesn’t work. Need to spend a weekend tuning configuration.
My first impressions of the ZSA was blown away the build quality feels great. But after a year when it kept breaking YIKES no thanks, its really difficult to switch back and forth while you are waiting for parts for the moonlander.
If you don't like rabbit holes... do 'not' search for the Svalboard split keyboard. It's very expensive, but wow! Even has a choice of builtin trackball or trackpoint (or both). You'll never have to take your hand off (out of) the keyboard, except to drink your coffee. If I start saving now I'll be ready to purchase in about five years 😞
I did come across that in the rabbit hole! I’m intrigued but decided it was a bridge too far. I mean, if one were to appear on my doorstep, I’d give it a try, absolutely, but I’m going to stick with the Moonlander for now.
@@ColterReed Intriguing it is. The problem with constantly swapping keyboards that are non-standard; you never become expert in a single model. All that practice cast aside as you're ready to start learning another. If I had the Svalboard my lovely Moonlander would end up on eBay. One weird keyboard will always be enough for me. But, then what? The cycle is repeated when four years later another 'incredible' keyboard hits the market.
I actually got it a month ago. Im really not happy with it. Been trying different configurations and tenting options. Its been about a month, kind of regret it and should of went with the voyager.
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Thanks for the video! Enjoyed it very much. Been looking at this keyboard for a few days and I'm sold. Putting in the order!
Excellent! Which switches did you go with?
@@ColterReed did not order it yet, such a big investment, I had to think about it. But I'm leaving towards brown mx. I have blue mx now and I love them. But they are so loud🤣
I got one of these a year or so ago. The company just sent me new rubber feet for free because one of the feet rubbed off. Said it was under warranty. Nice of them. This keyboard has greatly helped my neck pain. I wish I could add more tent middle up. I might get the add on for the bottom for more tent. I constantly forget the 2nd and 3rd layer keys and on my work laptop, CTRL ALT Delete doesn’t work. Need to spend a weekend tuning configuration.
It’s always nice to see companies who go above and beyond with customer service
My first impressions of the ZSA was blown away the build quality feels great. But after a year when it kept breaking YIKES no thanks, its really difficult to switch back and forth while you are waiting for parts for the moonlander.
Yikes! Yeah, I’m going to give it a while and see how it holds up before I start playing with swapping out switches.
If you don't like rabbit holes... do 'not' search for the Svalboard split keyboard. It's very expensive, but wow! Even has a choice of builtin trackball or trackpoint (or both). You'll never have to take your hand off (out of) the keyboard, except to drink your coffee. If I start saving now I'll be ready to purchase in about five years 😞
I did come across that in the rabbit hole! I’m intrigued but decided it was a bridge too far. I mean, if one were to appear on my doorstep, I’d give it a try, absolutely, but I’m going to stick with the Moonlander for now.
@@ColterReed Intriguing it is. The problem with constantly swapping keyboards that are non-standard; you never become expert in a single model. All that practice cast aside as you're ready to start learning another. If I had the Svalboard my lovely Moonlander would end up on eBay. One weird keyboard will always be enough for me. But, then what? The cycle is repeated when four years later another 'incredible' keyboard hits the market.
I actually got it a month ago. Im really not happy with it. Been trying different configurations and tenting options. Its been about a month, kind of regret it and should of went with the voyager.