Do you type for a living? I do, and on average, I bash out around 1,500 words a day, five days a week. It's funny — you don't actually realize the importance of good ergonomic gear until you start experiencing discomfort in your wrists. As I approach my 30s, it feels more important than ever to look after myself. As Staff Reviews Writer, I get to review the best mechanical keyboards, and I feel like I've just struck gold with the Keychron Q14 Max — and it's the best ergonomic keyboard I've tested so far.
What makes an ergonomic keyboard good? A comfortable layout, switches that don't take too much force to activate, user-friendly companion software, the ability to program macros for maximum productivity, to name a few. And the Q14 Max checks all those boxes. If you type for a living, here's why I recommend Keychron's beast.
