Low-profile mechanical keyboards have a distinct appeal: a slimmer form factor, shorter travel, and a sleek look that feels right at home on a desk. But keycap compatibility can be confusing at first glance. Unlike the standard MX world, where almost any keycap works on almost any board, low-profile has...
Our wrists are closely connected to our hands, so of course we think about them regarding office ergonomics. But what about our neck and shoulders? Most folks that review our keyboards note that using our keyboard alleviated wrist pain, but there are some too that mention that their neck or...
First post of the new year! Things are moving along again, and long-awaited parts have started to come in. Updates Nyquist LM The Nyquist LM has now been released in 4-row (Levinson-style) and 5-row formats. Nothing too much to say here, but if you're in the market for...
How we put load on our fingers matters: especially as it comes to a task we do 8+ hours a day. Olympic-level durations, even. Many of us think about wrist health in terms of posture and force. Our biomechanics research paper we’re discussing today suggests how we use our...
What on earth is this study? The researchers for (take a breath) “Guidelines for Wrist Posture Based on Carpal Tunnel Pressure Thresholds” were seeking to create posture recommendations for the “design of tools and hand-intensive tasks.” These guidelines are limited to the scope of pressure caused by wrist positioning, rather...
The work on multiple projects simultaneously continues as the year wraps up. Updates New LM projects in general One of the main holdups with the Demod LM and Quefrency LM projects was with the use of low-profile stabilizers. Originally, they were designed for use with Gateron Low-Profile stabilizers. However, once...
Send people the best split keyboards in time for celebration! Orders with Keebio usually ship quickly, but bear in mind we have no control over weather patterns across the globe, only the patterns of components on your keyboards. ✨ Build Times We're a team of 3 (sometimes 4!) here...
