Kinesis Freestyle2 Keyboard

The Kinesis Freestyle2 comes with a standard 9-inch connecting cable between the two modules, which allows for a generous amount of separation to accommodate your shoulder width.

No, the keyboard uses driverless hot keys. They are plug-and-play, meaning you can use features like cut, copy, and paste immediately upon connecting the USB cable to your computer.

The base keyboard does not include the tenting or palm support accessories. These are modular add-ons that you can purchase separately if you want to adjust the angle of the keyboard or add extra wrist cushioning.

The Freestyle2 uses low-force, tactile membrane switches rather than mechanical ones. This results in a quieter, softer typing experience that requires less finger pressure, which is often preferred by those looking to reduce repetitive strain.

This specific version is designed for PC compatibility, including Windows and Linux. While it may function for basic typing on a Mac, the hot keys and specific layout are optimized for Windows operating systems.

Out of the box, the keyboard features a low-profile, zero-degree slope design. To achieve tenting or varying tilt angles, you will need to purchase the compatible Kinesis accessory kits.