KinesisGaming Freestyle Edge RGB Split Mechanical Keyboard (MX Speed Silver)

Great build quality and switches. Uncompromising. Hard switch for turning off the rgb lights. Fits comfortably on either side of a laptop. I hope it lasts!

Note well: this keyboard has the US layout. So, tiny enter key, " and @ swapped, and some other little tweaks. That's one reason I sent it back.Also, the keyboard has no adjustable feet or built-in tenting options. So, having spent £230 I was then not going to spend a further £however much to get basic adjustability.The keyboard itself is great in terms of build quality, typing feel, but when spending this amount on a keyboard, I want it to be right without compromises or additional expenditure. So, I returned it after no more than 20mins of use.

I’m obsessed with this keyboard. It provides great wrist support, as well as the flexibility to position the two sides far apart or at different angles to help with reducing twisting in your wrists. The colours are awesome, and the punch of the keys very satisfying. I’ve used this every day since purchase and love it! Definitely recommend.

Very ergonomic. Wished for orthogonally ordered keys, but due to the huge split of the keyboard you can take advantage of, the former is quickly forgotten.High quality feel, customizable from and to each corner of the keyboard.Compared to other split keyboards, this one has the best cushioned wrist rest, that I have ever seen on any split ergonomic keyboard. The fake leather on it is not the best during the summer, as it makes your hands sweat more, but it is still better than having no wrist rest or one without this comfortable feeling.Configuration software was tested on Windows 10 and works flawlessly. No bugs or problems found.It's hard to complain about this piece of product.If you are new to ergonomic keyboards and you are unsure which one to get, then get this one. You won't regret it.

My Matias pro broke within a year, had the original edge freestyle looking for a different switch hence bought it. Could not be happier

Very well built, solid quality, great typing feel and sound

I barely use the programming on it. I have a couple macros to make screenshotting quicker etc.. but for the most part i use it for the design. i program and like the split keys and ability to tilt both sides differently.MUST have the lift kit. Otherwise its kinda not super ergo. Lift kit with keyboard puts the price range pretty crazy high for a keyboard. Esp for Canadians.For 400bucks.. I expect the keyboard to last more than a year. But the first one I got was DOA... it came on but pressing the keys would give gibberish outputs. Contacted Kinesis and they wouldn't send a replacement because I'm in Canada and said I had to go through the Amazon reseller directly. Since I couldn't return through Amazon it was a pain. Luckily Support at Kinesis decided to help me and facilitate the return thru the reseller for me. This made things very smooth from my perspective. Though I don't see them doing that on a regular basis.So the support guys are nice and accommodating but I don't expect that treatment for Canadians all the time. Now that my keyboard is 3 weeks past its warranty lets see how accommodating they are. Several of my keys are doing the random gibberish when you press them. Pressing 4 types rev/w21 and then closes the current window... for example. Have re-firmwared it and still happens. Tho it sometimes does go away.As such I can't say I recommend it, unless you're ok with potentially replacing it every year. Kind of expensive yearly fee. Which sucks because physically its the best design I've used.UPDATE: I talked to support about the latest issue and they're handling it it in record speed, no hassles. So long as the support remains good and they stand by their product. I'd recommend.