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Gracias Hermana!

For me, your company is a reference for professionalism and quality, congratulations and thank you for the content!

I can say that after many months with the Defy, the thumb cluster is a treat. I use very regularly 6 of the 8 keys, and the 2 most inner ones less often, and I wonder how I lived with only one key under my thumbs for most of my life! It felt challenging at first, but now it’s like a second nature. Can't wait to add more macros when they become available to use those thumb keys even more! 😀

All my keys I was able to replace fine on my dygma defy, except one - the thumb to the far right on the left-hand side. The Keycap "leg" snapped in the switch, and I can't remove it... =\

I did a lot of research on silent switches over a year ago. From what I gathered the best stock silent switches are Gazzew Bobagums, but the most silent switches IIRC are lubed Silent Alpacas V2. great video

Hello there, Hope you can help me!! I would like to get the Keychron K 10 UK iso with quiet switch with a slightly high activation force with tactility. Is this ppossioble? Would it work with thekeyswitch I'd like? Please I wo udl appreciate your help. Tahnks in advance.

Two, maximum three are best IMO.

Yes, Ergodox EZ is missing a thumb key there, that's why I didn't like it. I did use two extra thumb keys - the keys below v and m, by turning the key caps upside down so it's comfortable to press with the thumbs. But they also have a nice feature where you can tap and hold a dual function key to get it to hold the primary function. Repeating keys like space, backspace, enter, etc. is often useful. I wish you would implement that too. I tried using Super keys, but it doesn't work as well, you have to manually adjust the options and I wasn't able to get the same behavior, at best I got a long delay when single pressing (or pressing multiple times quickly) the key before it registers, which is unacceptable.

Hi Luis, I ordered the Raise 2 on the first hour on the launch day. Please consider the Magnetic Hall effect switches for Defy 2 and Raise 3. Currently, I am using a modified ZSA Voyager with 6 thumb keys on each side for productivity work and a Wooting for gaming.

More thumbs are always better.

Thymb keys are great! I love how you designed them in a Defy. I think that in Raise I will miss some of them as there is half of them.

More thumb-keys can be texture sometimes it gets smooth or sort of worn-out But it still works and feels much better. But some are wireless Bluetooth and some are well chord wired like. I know we are used to changing batteries but we don’t have to do that since there is chargeable ones now.

late to the game, but just pre-ordered :)

I just learned I'm a single shot kind if guy

Here in Brazil it's the exact opposite, there are a TON of iso keycaps, and... You guessed it, I use ansi, and it is a PAIN to find Keycaps for my Keyboard, there is another problem for me in particular, I have an Redragon K624P (Elise Pro) and my left shift is the normal length, but my right shift is the smaller one, not the lengthy one, but that's my keyboard layout problem, so I need those 131 keycaps set so i can get both ISO and ANSI just for that shift on the same set style

My collection of clicky switches disagree that there is no rabbit hole for them.😂

Hi great videos. Learnt a lot from your videos.

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@DygmaLab Miquel can you share your engram layout with the layers please?

good review, but that 2 minutes 20seconds unnecessary intro tho...

Dygma Defy is the ergonomic keyboard I was always looking for, and fulfilled 90%+ of my needs and wants. Being split, and wireless opens up so many better postural positions to use this in. Recommend this product to anyone looking for something worth keeping for the next 10 years

Hi here did you buy the Kailh Box Silent Pink please ?

The Defy looks wonderful. Having RSI at this point so looking to go all the way to the glove80 for the concave well, but if I were going off of looks as well I would be seriously considering the Defy. The 80 definitely has extraneous keys, but you can easily program those extra rows out.

I would LOVE for Dygma to release the Defy 2 with the Function Keys! My Defy is sitting in the travel case that it came in (I have only used it for an hour since receiving it in January...) and will probably remain there due to the lack of the Function keys. YES, YES, YES, there are layers, but honestly, there's nothing more functional than pressing a key vs. remembering what layer a key (or keys) are on 😊

I like the approach you guys take with the thumb cluster, of basically more = better and try to make as many of them reachable as possible. Feels like ZSA realized the thumb layout sucked on the ergodox/moonlander, but rather than improve it they just got rid of most of the keys lol. A low profile portable Dygma board something like a Voyager but with more thumb keys and wireless option could be sweet :)

I thought this conversation was cool.😎 It took me a long time to find a keyboard for myself and I think I had all the keyboards that were on the table as options. But in the end I decided on a completely different keyboard. I use the ADM42, which is a very small, compact keyboard. It has 42 keys and is columnar and it is also slightly curved. It has the shape of a Batman logo.😂

Great review, helps to see how much work has been put into your software and build. Please do you have any more info on how you are using the pogo pins in the new keyboard comming out soon? I'd love to see how extra buttons, or track ball might look ?

What are those chairs? I want one.

interesting content... on the edge of pre-ordering your new keyboard, but I'd love to hear/see what your ideas are for using the popo-pins ?

I appreciate the directness. Having to replug in cables, reflash firmware, restore lost configs, and repair 4 pcs through Bluetooth has gotten old. But the hardware is so nice, it’s hard to find a good, wireless, ortholinear keyboard. Here’s to getting the bugs figured out quickly.

super helpful. thanks for this comparison!

The Glove80 is the best keyboard I've encountered for several reasons, but two stand out the most: 1-The thumb cluster feels incredibly natural. 2-Once you use a concave keyboard, there's no going back. In my opinion, the only aspect where the Glove80 falls short is its tenting system.

Toggle macro? I click the key, it does the macro, on repeat, forever, until I press it again... Currently if you put a macro inside another macro that call each other, the keyboard just crashes after a few loops.

I still can't get used to not having a numpad or arrow button... But in all honesty, the typing experience I had on the v1 Raise for 4 years (wait, really....) has been great. I think it helped me type, and overall it feels better typing reports on this, rather than the standard. Still trying to think if I want to change my raise to a defy...

Before I watched: BECAUSE THEY ARE FLIPPIN EXPENSIVE

I went through a few splits but hit my endgame this montn! Mistel MD770 > Dygma Raise > Filco Xacro M10SP The filco just works so well for me with the 10 macro keys down the middle, i had no break in time it just worked! I love the dygma and what you guys do but the filco just fit better

This discussion reminds me of a presentation that author Malcolm Gladwell did a long time ago (linked below). It was about a company researching the recipe for the perfect one-size-fits-all spaghetti sauce. They might have found some basic principles, but they finally concluded that you can’t satisfy everyone with one sauce, because tastes differ too much. Some people liked smoother sauces while others like chunks, some people liked a spicier sauce, etc. etc. Therefore it’s better to make multiple different sauces. ua-cam.com/video/VkhFh5Ms1vc/v-deo.html The same is true for keyboards. Some people want hot-swappable while others want a concave keywell, some people want more keys while others want maximum portability, some people want to stay with row staggered while other are prepared to learn column staggered, some people are willing and able to invest more money than others, some people want LEDs everywhere while others couldn’t care less, etc. etc.

I split gatorade and my computer won’t stop pressing 1. I saw this video after I used a towel to clean it. Second time this month. How the fluff will I explain this one.

One time I had only one half of my Defy available, so it typed with one hand on the defy and the other on the laptop keyboard and had no issues xD am I a Freak?

Yes, I like these keyboard podcasts. Instead of Dvorak, etc. as alternative for QWERTY I would first want extra innerkeys (index finger keys between the T and Y staggered columns). The XBows and Defy have that. All keys left of the Q staggered column and right of the P staggered column could move to the index finger keys and thumb keys, for more speed. In the standard layout the left pinky is responsible for 2 staggered columns and the right pinky 3 columns. While the index finger handles only two staggered columns. A 4-split space bar must be possible, so we can put 10 keys in the middle for thumbs and index fingers. The A-key could have a 1.25 u keycap and the Z-key a 2 u keycap. The P-key maybe a 2 u keycap, etc. I would like the ? and / as well as the : and ; on separate single keys (no modifier) and also the + and = could be hotkey singles located between the 5-key and 6-key.

I love that you start off with there not being one “best ergonomic keyboard” Any review that suggests one solution for ergonomics has totally missed the point At 36:53 you start on “Height” and Tenting I think that is perhaps the biggest ergonomic feature that will impact most users Wish that was more towards the front. All the effort people put into alternate layouts and fewer keys may help some, but like you say those can take months to learn and with diminishing measurable returns health-wise But most keyboards don’t split, and very few tent to the recommended 20° or 30° studies show has the most impact over the long term If someone needs some improvements Looking around for options that support tenting like that will narrow a user’s choices a lot I’m glad to see more split boards including mounting brackets so people can add tripods to make keyboards tent to any angle 📐 That’s a solid desktop solution, if not always the most portable

Currently in the market for a split columnar keyboard, as my RSI is acting up again since I started my new job. I wish there was some way I could try out all of these models long-term without having to buy all of them haha. TBH I find the Defy a little on the ugly side (looks a bit like Hulk Hands), but I can't deny it's form factor and functionality. I'm willing to look past the aesthetics if the comfort and ease-of-use are there, but hard to say before I buy it. I'm also eyeing the Voyager because I like low-profile keyboards and I dig it's aesthetics and modularity, however I'm not sure if I'd be able to adapt to it having so few keys. I used the Moonlander at a previous job and I did like it, but I found it's built in tenting mechanism to be a bit on the cumbersome and clunky side. However they do have that new tenting mechanism add-on, which seems a bit more streamlined.

"And they turned out to be plastic" ..... The title of the Aliexpress page you showed clearly states it's a PBT keycap. Also, don't claim to review wood keycaps if you're not reviewing wood keycaps. Your Thumbnail says wood and your description says wood. So before you even get 12 minutes into the video, you've already lied twice, and then when a viewer gets there, you've wasted their time if they were specifically looking for a review on wood. Not the greatest decision. At a minimum, you should change your thumbnail and description. It's not that hard and changes nothing in the content, and it makes you no longer misleading. It's a shame really because otherwise the video is pretty decent.

to be fair i got Logicool aka Logitech (which it is Logi for short now) ergonomic keyboard since microsoft made that natural ergonomic keyboard in the 90s before the apple adjustable ones. it's kinda possible that apple is stuck with magic standard layout keyboard with scissor mechanism instead of the butterfree/butterfly ones but apple is still thinking again to make ergonomic ones with latest ones though but logi beat them to it though so all i got is magic mouse and magic pad for mac os.

Please make a video about rapid trigger

Double shot all day.

What is new with the firmware? I can't update my Dygma Raise. It said successful but didn't run after that. No keyboard could be found in Bazecor and also resetting the Neuron was a pain. Not sure if I should try it again.

Unfortunately, the "Sleep" button does not do anything in my case. I mapped it onto the ESC button in my third layer, but it does not set my Mac to sleep. Any ideas? Would love to instantly bring my Mac to sleep when needed.

I dont get anything hes saying