Been using split ergo since original ergoxdox drop. Currently using lily58.
If someone wants to go down this rabbit hole (I did because I had pain from writing my first book), I think the Voyager is the best option.
One thing I hate about the lily58 is the lack of decent cases. The plates are too flexible. I have a 3D printed case from etsy and the keys continually pop out of it or get finicky about seating and registering a click.
However, these days I'm typing much less. Voice recognition is so good that I generally press a button to start recording, press it again to transcribe. Then press another button to paste, press it again to hit enter.
There are a bunch of aluminium Lily58 cases out there, they're not cheap tho.
Most of the time keys popping out means your plate is too thick or the switch holes aren't a good fit. You can often improve it (and the sound) with some foam between the plate and the pcb - you can buy laser cut neoprene plate foam for lily58s, or you can always freehand it with a knife and a sheet of 2-3mm foam (it's not that hard and doesn't have to be perfect).
Been using split ergo since original ergoxdox drop. Currently using lily58.
If someone wants to go down this rabbit hole (I did because I had pain from writing my first book), I think the Voyager is the best option.
One thing I hate about the lily58 is the lack of decent cases. The plates are too flexible. I have a 3D printed case from etsy and the keys continually pop out of it or get finicky about seating and registering a click.
However, these days I'm typing much less. Voice recognition is so good that I generally press a button to start recording, press it again to transcribe. Then press another button to paste, press it again to hit enter.