Thoughts on Mechanical Keyboards and the ZSA Moonlander
Thoughts on Mechanical Keyboards and the ZSA Moonlander
The article provides an in-depth review and personal thoughts on the ZSA Moonlander mechanical keyboard, highlighting its advantages such as programmable firmware (QMK), ergonomic design, and customization options. The author, who has used the Moonlander for several years, praises its utility as a tool for minimizing strain and injury, and the flexibility it offers. While acknowledging some design flaws like wobbly hand rests and challenging tenting mechanisms, the author concludes that mechanical keyboards, especially those with QMK firmware like the Moonlander, significantly improve the user's interface with their computer and are a worthwhile investment despite the cost.
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couldn't agree more.
but I will. while the firmware is a large portion of the benefit, I find the columnar layout delivers a good sliver of benefit bang as well.
I was lucky to have been gifted this keyboard. it would be difficult to invest in this given the price tag. while I know it to be worth it, it's still a sticker shock at first.
you do get what you pay for.
like beds and couches and bikes, it's worth some premium for something you use with high daily frequency.
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