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submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by danieldk to c/ergomechkeyboards
 

I recently wrote a review of the Kinesis Advantage360 Pro, which might interest some of you. I know that some folks love it, but I expected better switches, better keycaps, fewer Bluetooth issues, and a better ZMK editor for the steep price.

(Still loving the Advantage line though, happily using the Advantage2 at the home office and office-office.)

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[–] ish 1 points 1 year ago

I largely agree. I'm indifferent about the keycaps, but Glove80 appears to be doing better when it comes to a firmware UI. I really don't like the switches compared to my Advantage2 Brown's, and sometimes the halves get out of sync and just refuse to sync back up.