Kinesis Advantage2

Most users require a learning period of one to two weeks to adjust to the concave key wells and vertical layout. During this time, your typing speed may temporarily decrease as your muscle memory adapts to the ergonomic positioning.

Yes, the Kinesis Advantage2 is fully compatible with macOS, as well as Windows and Linux. You can easily toggle between operating system modes to ensure the modifier keys function as expected.

No, this model uses linear mechanical switches, which are designed for a smooth, quiet keystroke. They lack the audible 'click' found in tactile or clicky switches, making them suitable for shared office environments.

No, the keyboard features onboard memory, meaning all macro programming and key remapping are stored directly on the device. You do not need to install any drivers or software on your computer to customize your layout.

The palm supports are integrated into the chassis design to maintain the correct ergonomic angle for your wrists. They are not designed to be removed, as they are essential to the keyboard's intended posture-correcting geometry.

Yes, the Advantage2 supports both QWERTY and Dvorak layouts. You can switch between them using onboard commands, allowing you to use your preferred typing style without needing external software.