Cloud Nine C989 ErgoFS

There is no issues using it with ergo keyboard. MY keyboard is over 15 yrs old and now damaged, they don't make the parts for repairs anymore. My keyboard was made by Idiazon, then bought out by SteelSeries when they seen how good it was. Anyways, I'm considering the split keyboard by Cloud nine C989 ErgoFS.

Why is it so hard to find a decent RGB mechanical ergo keyboard? I wanted to love this keyboard. I really did. But it's not gonna happen. The Good - Cherry Brown switches are awesome, perfect balance between actuation and sound. - The RGB lighting is bright and consistent across the keyboard - RGB c...

The only thing ergonomical is the split keyboard, there is no tilt so you still feel strain on your wrists. Not really impressed with this keyboard at all. The software is for Windows only and there is no inactivity timer for turning off the backlight. The backlight is always on. It only gets turned...

Overall, the look/feel is pretty good. It's weighty and doesn't move around very easily. But it's not SOOO heavy and stuck in place that it's hard to move either. I personally like the dial; it could be a little shorter for my taste but that's just me. It never seemed obtrusive or got in the way I l...

I should note that this is my first mechanical keyboard, but not my first ergonomic keyboard. I love the tactile feel of the keys, the soft clicking sound they make, and the lighting. The option to split the keyboard allows me to type with my hands directly in line with my shoulders, which I have fo...

Finally a mechanic ergonomic keyboard, that isn't over-priced junk like Kinesis! This keyboard is fantastic, no complaints on the build quality or the typing experience, the keyboard itself is 5 stars. However, I did not give the overall review 5 stars because the cables are a bit shorter than I exp...

Very ergonomic. I tried a ergo keyboard. It wasn't mechanical, worse then my regular mechanical board. The split it great for posture. Keys are great. Angle is nice. Main issue is size. I didn't have room on my home desk for it. So I'm using it at work. Works great. Value is also questionable. It's ...

UPDATE: 8 months later, daily use. The keyboard has held up extremely well, I've been really happy with it. Even though it's been many months of daily use, I'm still missing some double stroke keys. I don't know if that's a muscle memory thing or due to the key feel of the browns. In hindsight I thi...

I have been using a MS 4000 Ergonomic keyboard for over a decade. After my wrist surgery, I found it VERY uncomfortable using a standard keyboard as the wrist angle was not natural. The curved keyboard is much more relaxing and natural feeling and eliminates pain when typing for long periods of time...

I watched quite a few videos and read up on this keyboard before buying. At nearly $200, it wasn't a purchase I made willy-nilly. I work an office job but also enjoy gaming, so I'm aware of the mechanical switch (purported) superiority that so many gamers and keyboard enthusiasts regularly tout. I b...