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Ergonomics
The Kinesis contoured keyboard has stood the test of time since its
first introduction in 1992. The Advantage360 takes those same core
design principles and adds adjustable separation, rotation, and
tenting to suit any body type.
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Separation and Rotation
The most ergonomic typing position is one in which your hands are
in line with your arms for “straight” wrists. This can be achieved by
separating the modules to shoulder-width, by rotating the modules
“outward”, or any combination of the two. New users should start
with the modules closer together, and experiment with separation
and rotation to see what orientation feels most natural.
Optional Bridge Connector
For those who want to recreate the classic separation of our original
contoured keyboard, or those who just aren’t ready to make the
move to a fully split keyboard, simply snap the Bridge Connector
onto the keyboard base.
Warning: The Bridge Connector is NOT designed
to support the weight of the keyboard!!!
Adjustable Tenting
The Advantage360 features three adjustable “tenting” heights to
reduce forearm pronation. Depress the button on the underside of
each module and raise/lower the module to the desired height. The
lowest setting corresponds to the original contoured keyboard
height, but users can go up from there to find the perfect position.
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