The keys are also placed in a linear pattern to help ease the stress on tired fingers, and the added wrist support helps keep you at the right angles all day. The keyboard comes with ABS plastic printed keycaps, mechanical Cherry MX Brown switches, and a fully split design for maximum spacing, which helps your shoulders and posture when working throughout the day.
If that's been a problem for you in the past, ErgoDox has the solution: A modular, fully customizable keyboard that you can continue to experiment with over time. One difficulty with many ergonomic keyboards - especially when buying online - is that it's difficult to tell exactly how they will affect your comfort levels and pain management until you actually try them for an extended period. I used to have a Microsoft sculpt ergonomic (which came with a proprietary dongle) and that one works flawlessly, without any hiccups even on a login screen. I'd recommend staying away from this keyboard as a mac user or if you have sweaty palms even the slightest amount. But on the this one the yellowing stays in and while you can partly clean it so its not very visible, under white office light you can still see it. The predecessor sculpt keyboard after some time it would collect bit of your skin from the rubbing (making it tiny bit grey) but it was just matter of wipe with wet-wipe or wet tissue and easily cleaned once a week, twice a week in summer. while its nice for a touch, in few days the pad become looking disgustingly yellow (and I do wash my hands few times a day), During the work, if I don't type on it for few minutes there is a 1-3second delay when I start typing and also randomly during switching windows. When you shutdown the mac and start it again during the login screen they keyboard is not recognized (might get fixed with the dongle), if you just lock your computer it works for logging in. I use it to connect directly to the mac's bluetooth (might try a asus dongle) I have a Mid 2015 Macbook Pro running Mojave.
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