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I thought that all of the different websites didn't describe the keyboards very well. Thirty six layers is fantastic! I ordered the blank keys because I will be using four languages: English, Spanish, Russian and classical Latin. I program with vim and I add that layout to Firefox with the Vimium C addon, I often use vi editing mode in the shell. I setup tmux to be vim compatible. I really like the hyper and meh keys because I use really complicated key sequences in Fvwm3. I am waiting for it to arrive. I think that using the mounting holes in the center, it ought to be easy to make a plate with some arms to fix it in place at different angles. I had a construction company, so we fabricated sheet metal flashing and other brackets all the time. Thanks for the best review on this keyboard I have seen.

I've already got one - had a few false starts with it. I appreciate I need to put in some time but work gets in the way! You have persuaded me to have another go. Wish me luck!

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I’ve had my Workpro 9000 for 9 years. Superior comfort tailored design , hardware and most important; MESH QUALITY. It’s truly amazing.

Did you find the plastics are cracking? Every thing was great at first but after daily driving it for over a year the thumb module has broken off completely and the other thumb modules has cracks in the same place, won't be long before it gives up too. I didn't really think it would be that big of a deal to just buy a spare part their blog even gives a price list and tells you to contact support. There is a reason they don't sell the spares in their online store its because they don't sell spares PERIOD. They will only support you for the initial purchase and warranty so these longer term issues from daily wear mean you are going to have to buy a new one every year.

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Super relatable thanks man

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Thank you for the video, for giving me a preview on what to expect. I have been thinking about whether I should stay with one note or switch to Obsidian. 😊

You think you had it bad! I'm trying to adapt to the Advantage 2 keyboard AND learn to touch-type for the first time in my life...at the same time...and I'm about to turn 67. Sometimes I wonder if I'll ever get anywhere. I keep looking at other keyboards, then I think, nah, I already paid so much for this one.... And I only practice for 30 minutes a day.... At least I gave up on learning Dvorak too. When I started, I was going to learn Dvorak, touch-typing, and the KA2 all at once. I got up to 20 WPM before I threw in the towel. I think I have a tendency to bite off more than I can chew.

This is a great chair. I've had mine for many years. The mesh is worn through on the seat and the back. How can I get replacements?

Great video! I got the 360 recently and stumbled across this video -- I had the identical experience with my keyboard. Was nice seeing someone else with an honest review and great detail. Was curious if you gave the 360 a try? Keep it up!

what keys did you get, the brown or the lighter pink? Did you have any issues accidentally pressing extra keys with the pink light ones?

The one thing about many of these keyboards is they fail on the supply-chain side of things in terms of availability in countries other than the USA. This makes me sad :(

Thanks Allen, learned a few things here. My tip to add is if you are doing Todo lists you can tickable boxes in markdown using [ ], so you can click on them instead of switching the emoji out.

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Re: the indicator LEDs being out of sight: you can alleviate this by using layer specific lighting. I normally hate RGB stuff and keep it turned off, but since I'm using the Moonlander with the Platform the builtin LEDs are permanently out of my view. So I now have the three keys on the innermost part of the board light up the way the indicators would so I always know at a glance which layer is active without getting a full-on light show.

Wow! this would work best for video editors.

Probably the most well-spent 25 minutes on a RUclips video! Still packed with great insights and tips after all these years. Thank you.

I got this on Cyber Monday and I have been waiting for it to go on sale. I tried it out in the store and I love it!

we have the same shirt, and chair.

Thank you for the honest review. I'm still with my Microsoft r4000 the granddaddy of all ergos. I remember having a try at one of these keyboards years ago and also looking at them again as I'm debating what to do with my 4000 keyboard as the wrists are fine but my fingers get sore from mashing on the keys after a while. Would be great if they had a place that would take your vintage keyboards and switch them to better switches, but I wonder if even that will help with the finger pain. Have a feeling that pads at the bottom of key travel may help some as I think the abrupt stop at the end of typing a letter is what is making my fingers sore. Thanks again for the review. Oh kinesis two reasons not jumping, I like a padded rest and return off from my pinky not thumb. Although I think like you said after a month it just may be worth the switch. Thanks again.

I been using one for 2 years. The down side is you cant really use another keyboard after wards or take some time to get used it again

Despite trying to solve this algorithm problem this video got 877 views a video of 3 years ago uploaded on RUclips. It is really discouraging.

Amazing video! Amazing picture! But man its bugging me how not straight it is :D

Thank you for this most useful video.

24:52 "you are getting the full cherry blue experience" I'm rolling 🤣

This is still awesome in 2023!

Thanks so much for this. Which book are you book are you referring to in min 58:31 @Michael

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🎮 The Moonlander keyboard by ZSA is compact and portable, making it great for travel. 02:07 💡 You can separate the Moonlander keyboard's halves by about three feet, offering unique flexibility. 03:05 🌈 The keyboard has customizable backlighting with the ability to program each key individually. 04:25 📏 The keyboard's angle and tilt can be adjusted, though there are some limitations in positioning. 08:44 ⌨️ The Moonlander offers various key switch options, including tactile, clicky, and linear switches. 09:54 🔄 Key switches on the Moonlander are replaceable, allowing you to customize your typing experience. 13:42 🌐 The keyboard supports 36 programmable layers, making it highly versatile for different tasks. 16:03 ⚙️ The Moonlander has unique modifier keys like "Mechy" and "Hyper" for efficient key combinations. 18:48 🏗️ The keyboard is well-built with a two-year warranty, ensuring longevity and reliability. 20:54 🖱️ Some minor drawbacks include limited grip on certain surfaces and the need for a learning curve due to its unique layout and functions. 21:38 🔍 The Moonlander ergonomic keyboard has a columnar key layout, but the keys are a decent distance apart, which may require some hand shifting. 22:48 🔉 The Moonlander with Cherry MX Blue switches is quite loud, even more so because the key switches are exposed and not recessed into the casing. 26:17 🌟 The Moonlander offers extensive customizability for key layouts, but finding the right layout might require experimentation and adjustment. 30:45 🌐 The Moonlander is suitable for those who want a portable and customizable keyboard, but it may not be the best choice for those with tendon or finger pain due to the key spacing. 33:31 🕒 Spending time to customize the Moonlander can lead to an excellent typing experience, but using the default layout may not be as satisfying. Made with HARPA AI

Hi should have at least the short cuts for starters, I needed to jump to other places

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GPT 4 is so worth it

Amazing video. Really down to earth with no sales pitch but still a deep appreciation of the product. I’m looking at one right now on eBay lol wish me luck and keep up the amazing work!😊

it just shocks me (from listening to the podcast) that it took you as long as it did to start using ChatGPT in the first place

I was ready to throw it out the window for the first week. Still hated it in week 2. By week 4 I was back to my regular speed. Now I'm faster on this keyboard than I've ever been. Primarily because I ONLY touch type and that is just faster. No more bad habits!

Its cool that you point out some daily problems like the headphone cabel! Very nice

What about the 10 key. I use 10 key a lot. Would this be worth it? I plan on ordering one this week :)

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Picked up this keyboard last year and I did some work on it, to learn how well I could use it. Turned out I was way faster and better with a regular keyboard, some regular exercises, and some strength training and stretches. Regular mechanical keyboards are just fine for most people. What's required is a change in the lifestyle of the users, so that they don't hurt themselves through excessive uncomfortable use of keyboards owing to bad positions and repetitive strain. Gimmicky keyboards like the Moonlander are a) not for everyone due to the significant learning curve, b) not guaranteed to solve repetitive strain or carpal tunnel problems

I have one, and have a few issues. It is extremely bulky, I think the cursor keys often work much better in a triangular or diamond pattern since I often use these keys repetitively. And if they had just put the control key in the normal position would have been so nice for me. That is the thing that mostly irritating.

I am contemplating buying this keyboard, and now I'm convinced. Thanks a lot!

Frustating experience with Microsoft Natural 4000. Considering the MX Brown (for QWERTY keys) /ML (for F keys) switches for this, but give me hot-swappable KA2 so I can put Cherry MX Clears (or Blacks, best Silent once available) and a no-brainer for me 😉

Is someone still doing this? I need help!!

Which keyboard is the one you prefer and use most days?

lol didn't expect travel to be reason to get it. thought that be the opposite.

Your nav remapping issue? Pls use VIM emulator in vs code. Way better

Which switch does this keyboard use? Is it mechanical or membrane?

Is the leg base metal or plastic ? It’s black so I can’t tell.