Kinesis Freestyle Pro Keyboard - US Layout

Offering the same ergonomic features as the Freestyle2, the Freestyle Pro builds upon this with additional benefits of programmability and tactile mechanical key switches. The Freestyle Pro is pre-configured for Windows use, but Mac users can simply toggle to Layout 2. There are 3 available layouts to toggle between. Available options include palm supports and accessory kits.

Freestyle Pro

• Freestyle Pro utilises Cherry MX (Brown) Low-force, tactile key switches. Many ergonomists prefer this because it can reduce unnecessary impacts to your fingertips.
• A 20 inch linking cable is used to connect the two keyboard modules, which can be adjusted to suit a user's preference and the desktop environment.
• You can add a tenting accessory to reduce forearm discomfort.
• You can reduce wrist extension and improve comfort by using the cushioned palm support pads.
• 8 programmable hotkeys allow you to reduce mouse clicks and key combinations.

VIP3 Pro accessory kit

• Integrated palm supports
• Attaches to the base of the Freestyle Pro
• Allows the alteration of tent settings to 5, 10 and 15 degrees
• Positions your forearms and wrists in a more comfortable position

V3 Pro accessory kit

• Designed for use without palm support

• USB wired ‘plug and play’ connection.
• Split keyboards are designed to adapt to the natural posture of your hands, arms and shoulders so you can work with good posture. The split and angled design avoids wrist pronation and twisting of the hands which causes the carpal tunnel in the wrist to constrict.
• Reduces ulnar deviation. Ulnar deviation occurs when the wrist is bent outward in the direction of the little finger which causes the carpal tunnel in the wrist to constrict.
• Cherry MX (Brown) Low-force, tactile key switches reduce unnecessary impacts to your fingertips.
• Lightweight and portable, ease for transportation and storage.
• Optional.
• Integrated palm supports reduce stressful bending of the wrists and provide a convenient place to rest your hands when you are not actively typing.