Good day to you again! Todays (or tomorrows 🤞) video will feature @work_louder 's XYZ board. The third one of them that I purchased. Does it live up to the promises? Surprisingly... tune in later to find out 🤪
Good day to you again! Todays (or tomorrows 🤞) video will feature @work_louder
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The WorkLouder XYZ
Every WorkLouder board I reviewed ended up in the drawer of forgotten keyboards. The XYZ is the first one I kept using, even though it ships with a 48th key the spec sheet refuses to admit exists. So I went and freed it.
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The Sanytron Astrion
After divorcing my Apple TV and leaving HomeKit behind, I moved to Home Assistant and picked up the Sanytron Astrion, a $180 remote built for it. It nearly caused a second breakup before a router mix-up got fixed, but that dependency turns out to be exactly what makes it worth having.
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The Ugoos AM6B+
I used to think the AppleTV was as good as local media playback got. Then a discontinued, $200 Android box from AliExpress proved me completely wrong, delivering full lossless audio passthrough and true Dolby Vision Profile 7 FEL that Apple's own box can't touch.
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The UHK80
I wasn't planning on yet another split keyboard so soon, but UHK pulled me in with a modular board that lets you snap a trackball onto the right half. The most flexible keyboard I've ever tested, and also the one whose hardware feels least worthy of the price.
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The MoErgo Go60
I wasn't planning on falling for another split keyboard so soon after the Voyager. But then the MoErgo Go60 showed up with a walnut palm rest in tow, and battery life that made me forget cables even exist.
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The Hobby Is Dead, Long Live The Hobby!
Five years ago I ordered a Keychron K6 and thought that was it, I was wrong. I got lost in the enourmously fun rabbit hole of custom keyboards. This overly drammatic anectotal piece is but a love letter to that time, and to what's to come next.
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The ZSA Voyager and Navigator
After spending two months with the ZSA Voyager (incl. the Navigator), I finally get the hype. It's not perfect, but it might be the most balanced split ergonomic keyboard I've ever had.