Keyboards

Kinesis FORM

A fixed-split, low-profile mechanical keyboard in a machined aluminum case with a Windows Precision Touchpad between the halves, Bluetooth/USB connectivity and Clique web-based programming.

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Kinesis FORM
Image: © Kinesis (Manufacturer image)
~$199

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Pros

  • Built-in touchpad removes the need to reach for a mouse
  • Low-force (50g) Gateron KS-33 Red low-profile linear switches
  • Sturdy CNC-machined aluminum case
  • Bluetooth with 2 device channels plus wired USB-C

Cons

  • No tenting or tilt adjustment
  • Touchpad is tap-to-click only, with no physical click or haptics
  • Multi-finger gestures work only on Windows 10/11
  • Relatively heavy at about 0.9 kg

Specs

SplitUnibody split
StaggerRow-staggered
TentingNone
KeywellNo
Thumb clusterNo
Keys—
LayoutsUS
SwitchesLow-profile
Hot-swapNo
FirmwareProprietary
DIY kitNo
ConnectivityBluetooth, USB
OSwindows, macos, ios, linux, android, chromeos
Released—
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