I'll continue to build pressure on myself to finish the next video by this Saturday by posting more pictures of it, including this one of the @dygmalab sonsei. Which the video isn't about (that's the one after this) but it shows up at least twice.
I'll continue to build pressure on myself to finish the next video by this Satur
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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.