I just got an email about a 20% off sale they're having, and I was tempted. Still expensive, though, seeing as how there's so many new ergonomic designs available from smaller companies.
Linked version is the standard version, which I imagine as a quite comfortable and ideal working enviroment, and costs about 6k USD. Luxury version costs about 50k USD which is not really affordable:
Yeah. It Looks cool, some nice features. But splits with most of these features can be had for $150 or less, so I don't really see the appeal of spending 200 more without a commensurate doubling of functionality, ergonomics, etc.
Thanks for reminding me of this, really glad they're still iterating. We need more options with long-term companies and support. $393.40 shipped is too steep though, for that price I think the ergodox / moonlander is a better option.
> The Amazon Basics is $13 incl shipping ($10 each if you buy ten) whereas the cheapest configuration (no tilt kit, no wing rests) of your board is $270.
Or you could get a Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 for $35.
I've been working on one for a while now. I'll hopefully get a writeup posted soon. However, I can't see it ever being available for $40 like the Tank Mouse... the 3 switches alone cost $12, and the Pixart sensor is $13 unless I manage to find a cheaper source.
Most of the other novel computer interaction peripherals (like Leap Motion) are in the $100s price range. The $10 price point could really make this popular, especially with the hacker and maker community.
Wow, $330 for a keyboard. I love the passion and the thought they put into it, and I expect that for the small quantities they expect to produce that is the right price to sell it at, but at the same time it seems to cross into the unsustainable price point.
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