split mechanical keyboards

A split keyboard separates the left and right halves so each hand can sit shoulder-width apart at its own angle and tent. It is the most ergonomic layout for reducing wrist and shoulder strain.

15 in the database · 6 wireless · 10 hot-swap · typically $169–$1600.

All 15 split keyboards, compared

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Keyboard	Wireless Connects over Bluetooth or 2.4 GHz, not just a USB cable.	Hot-swap Sockets let you change switches by hand with a puller, no soldering.	Year	Price Typical retail price in USD.
Image courtesy of KinesisKinesis Freestyle Pro	No	No	2018	$169
Image courtesy of KinesisKinesis Freestyle Edge RGB	No	No	2018	$179
Image courtesy of MatiasMatias Ergo Pro	No	No	n/a	$200
Image courtesy of KeychronKeychron Q11	No	Yes	2023	$205
Image courtesy of ZSAErgoDox EZ	No	Yes	2015	$295
Image courtesy of KinesisKinesis Advantage2	No	No	2016	$359
Image courtesy of CannonKeysCorne Max	No	Yes	n/a	$360
Image courtesy of DygmaDygma Defy	Yes	Yes	2022	$365
Image courtesy of DygmaDygma Raise 2	Yes	Yes	2024	$365
Image courtesy of ZSAZSA Moonlander Mark I	No	Yes	2020	$365
Image courtesy of ZSAZSA Voyager (low profile)	No	Yes	2023	$365
Image courtesy of KinesisKinesis Advantage360	Yes	Yes	2021	$399
Image courtesy of MoErgoMoErgo Glove80 (low profile)	Yes	Yes	2022	$399
Image courtesy of KinesisKinesis Advantage360 Professional	Yes	No	2022	$499
Image courtesy of Angry MiaoAngry Miao AM Hatsu	Yes	Yes	2022	$1600