Keyboards

Kinesis Freestyle Edge RGB

A wired, tenkeyless mechanical keyboard with fully separate halves (up to 20" apart), a 5/10/15 degree lift kit, hotswap switches and per-key RGB.

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Kinesis Freestyle Edge RGB
Image: © Kinesis (Manufacturer image)
~$199

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Pros

  • Halves can be separated to shoulder width with a 20" link cable
  • Included lift kit gives 5, 10 and 15 degree tenting
  • Cushioned palm supports are included
  • Every key is programmable, with 9 profiles

Cons

  • USB wired only, no wireless option
  • The link cable between halves is fixed, and one reviewer found it stiff
  • At $199 it is relatively expensive

Specs

SplitSplit
StaggerRow-staggered
TentingAdjustable (≤15°)
KeywellNo
Thumb clusterNo
Keys95
LayoutsUS
SwitchesMechanical
Hot-swapYes
FirmwareProprietary
DIY kitNo
ConnectivityUSB
OSwindows, macos, linux, chromeos
Released—
Sources
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