[MichaelGG]

If only they'd make a split layout ergo design. One of the only mechanical ergos out there (available today) is the Matias Ergo Pro. And it's got a lot of dumb design decisions. Like dedicated copy/cut etc keys that just send Ctrl-C Ctrl-X etc. Bizarre. Strange placement of Ctrl that still, after months of usage, cause me typos. And a remote Esc that hurts more than normal to reach. Among other silly key placements. All of these for no good reason. A 20 minute revision during design and it'd be a perfect keyboard.

I'd get a Kinesis but they're so huge and 90s looking.

Most promising looking device is the Keyboardio, but that'll be a year or so.

[benburton]

Best bet is to wait for Massdrop to relaunch that ErgoDox kit: https://www.massdrop.com/buy/ergodox?mode=guest_open

[alxndr]

If you're not looking forward to doing the soldering yourself, check out the Ergodox EZ campaign (funded but still open): https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/ergodox-ez-an-incredible-...

[benburton]

Looks beautiful, but I think I've blown my "keyboard budget" for the next year :)

[pimlottc]

Looks nice, any idea what the cost was/would be?

[mavrc]

Usually in the $250 range, unless you decide to go completely nuts on the keycaps. Then, well, the sky's the limit these days.

[SamReidHughes]

Just get two HHKB Pro 2's and put them side by side.