SeekerKinesis Freestyle Edge
The price is high, and Kinesis' configuration utility needs more work if the company wants to compete for gamers' dollars, but the Freestyle Edge's ergonomics and Cherry MX switches are truly solid.
-- As reviewed by PCMag
Product details
- RGB Model now available with all-new cushioned palm supports and much more. Shop Freestyle Edge RGB (Model no. KB975)
- Move the right half out of the way and bring your mouse in close for one-handed play to maximize comfort, control, and performance. Separate the modules to shoulder-width for an ergonomic typing posture.
- Genuine Cherry MX Red mechanical switches (low-force, linear feel)
- Fully programmable with the SmartSet programming engine: 9 custom layouts with dual layers, powerful macros, quick Remaps, 8 game keys, & No-Install programming app for Windows & Mac
- Detachable Palm Supports, braided cables, 4MB onboard memory, NKRO, 1ms response time & much more
PROS
+ Highly ergonomic split keyboard.
+ Cherry MX mechanical switches.
+ Braided cords.
+ Eight programmable keys.
+ Three key tiers.
+ Stores nine profiles.
CONS
- No dedicated media keys.
- Raised feet sold separately.
- Keys recessed within plastic frame.
- Poor macro options.
- Can't remap key to key.
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By PCMag on February 16, 2018
The price is high, and Kinesis' configuration utility needs more work if the company wants to compete for gamers' dollars, but the Freestyle Edge's ergonomics and Cherry MX switches are truly solid.
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