Anyone using the ZSA Voyager Keyboard?

[AttticRat]

Been eyeing this keyboard…anyone using one and have thoughts?

The Voyager: A powerful, low-profile, split ergonomic keyboard

A lean, mean, split typing machine. The Voyager is everything you’d want in a serious ergonomic keyboard, and nothing more. The essentials, refined.

www.zsa.io

 

[madmin]

I've been looking for something like this for a while. Thanks to you I found and ordered one... but it hasn't arrived yet 🤓

 

[AttticRat]

I've been looking for something like this for a while. Thanks to you I found and ordered one... but it hasn't arrived yet 🤓

Oooh report back please! Can't pull the trigger with a baby on the way, have enough stuff to buy!

 

[madmin]

Oooh report back please! Can't pull the trigger with a baby on the way, have enough stuff to buy!

lol how long till it is due ?

 

[AttticRat]

lol how long till it is due ?

2 months! Coming up quick

 

[madmin]

2 months! Coming up quick

Hope all goes well for you. I'll need a couple of months to get used to the keyboard too...

 

[madmin]

For those thinking of ordering this split keyboard:

ZSA charge 365 US dollars which includes worldwide shipping but you'll probably have to pay import duties to the carrier.

DHL have charged me an extra 92 euros to deliver to France. Seems they've added 20% sales tax on the whole amount plus their own 20 euro fee on top.

 

[montuori]

Yes, I use the Voyager with an MBP, Studio, and Air and find the setup pretty much perfect. It is, for me anyway, an excellent step forward ergonomically and the online configuration works well. It took a couple of weeks to really get used to and I'm still, after a year, making small changes to the layout. I've travelled extensively with the board and really appreciate how portable it is.

My configuration is available on the Oryx site if you're interested in an example. Note that I'm a heavy Emacs and AeroSpace user and my config certainly reflects that.

Hope you enjoy yours!