r/zsaVoyager

Well.. I guess this is what I needed to finally pull the trigger to get the trackpad. Well done ZSA.

https://blog.zsa.io/dual-navigators/

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Im curious on to how others use voyager with stands, like the Ugreen Magnetic Stand, with the keyboard pieces lifted for a better hand position.

When I'm using mine like this, keyboard is lifted much more above the desk, and naturally so are my hands. My wrist no longer lays on the desk, but I have to keep it constantly raised above to reach the keyboard.

This effectively puts a strain on my hands for a longer period and while my hand is positioned naturally, I feel a discomfort from the need to keep it raised.

Any clues or ideas on how you people avoid this situation?

Like let's say someone hypothetically was too poor to get a Navigator. Could they get by learning how to optimally use a nice, dual-handed "keyboard-mouse" layer?

I've got 2 Voyagers (one at work, one at home) after a recent firmware update I noticed lighting wasn't changing on my home keyboard so I brought the work keyboard to test side-by-side. I did a fresh flash of both and the issue remained on the "home" keyboard. I've narrowed it down to the left side of the "home" keyboard as swapping it for the left side of the "work" keyboard restores the expected behavior (back light color changes for certain layers).

Any ideas of what I can do to further debug? I'm concerned the "home" keyboard might be slowly dying.

It wasnt announced anywhere from what I know, and I just learned from other reddit post comment, but the FAQ has been updated on ZSA website:

> As of August 2026, you can! Note that it must be one Trackball and one Trackpad. You will not be able to run two Trackballs or two Trackpads at the same time.

This is real surprise! I wonder what changed there, because before it was mentioned to be a hardware limit.

Nonetheless, I am super happy because I have both, and just tested this and it works! Trackpad on the left, trackball on the right. Ultimate keyboard solution!

This may very well be common knowledge, but a comment in another thread from u/theflippantsouvenir just saved my trackpad experience.

Basically if you haven't removed the protective plastic sticker, the trackpad will feel sticky, be less responsive, and be all round horrible to use.

The sticker is transparent with no visible tab, so it's actually extremely hard to see, and I was initially worried that I was peeling away some integral part of the trackpad, but once it's off the difference is night and day.

I feel very silly!

I have a trackball on my right side with the 3D printed thumb module ZSA designed. I really like it and use it way more than my mouse.

In pursuit of the best possible keyboard layout, should I also get a left-side Navigator for when my right hand is occupied? Does the Voyager even support two Navigators? Would it even be usable being right-handed?

I like my Voyager a lot but for on the go and switching between home office and work the cables were always annoying me.

I was looking for a similar wireless option for a while and settled on the Cornix Wireless.

I used it for a few weeks now and so far it works quite well. Configuration is not quite as streamlined as Oryx but still somewhat comfortable.

Currently I still have some timing issues as I miss characters on another layer a lot and get the base layer characters instead.

In addition tap and hold (backspace) doesn't work as well either.

The hardware is very nice however and I can imagine that a similar product by ZSA could be really good.