u/Theweasels

I've been using an Iris from Keebio for years and loved it, but it's the only split I've ever tried.

As I've experimented with different layouts, I've come to the conclusion that it does not fit my hands very well.

Thumb cluster

My hands are quite large, so my resting thumb position is on the innermost keys, rather than the middle. I wish the thumb cluster was farther from my palm so I could relax on the middle key.

I also find only three thumb keys a little limiting, I would like more keys in reach of the thumb.

Pinky

My fingers are long, but my pinky is a lot shorter than the other three. Several layers don't assign anything above the pinky because it's such a reach. Testing on a sheet of paper, I think I would like a MUCH more aggressive column stagger.

Recommendations

It is hard to find keyboards that match these specifications, so I'm hoping you guys can throw some suggestions my way.

I'd like to keep the 4x6 layout (I need the number row for games mostly), and thinner is better (thicker boards cause more wrist flexion which aggravates my RSI).

TLDR: Looking for a 4x6 keyboard with aggressive column stagger, and a thumb cluster that is farther from my palm and has many keys.

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