Kinesis Freestyle Pro Keyboard

The two modules are connected by a 20-inch linking cable, allowing you to separate them up to 12 inches apart. This flexibility lets you position the modules to match your specific shoulder width, which helps keep your wrists and forearms in a more neutral, comfortable alignment.

No, the Freestyle Pro features onboard programmability. You can record macros and remap keys directly on the keyboard using its built-in memory, meaning your custom layout will work on any computer you plug it into without needing to install drivers.

The MX Brown switches provide a tactile 'bump' that lets you feel when a keypress has registered, which many typists prefer for accuracy. The MX Quiet Red switches are linear, meaning they offer a smooth, consistent press without the tactile bump, and they are generally quieter during operation.

The keyboard comes with a zero-degree slope out of the box, which is designed to reduce wrist extension. To address forearm pronation, you will need to purchase the optional tenting accessory kit, which allows you to angle the modules to elevate the thumb side of your hands.

Yes, the Freestyle Pro is compatible with Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, Android, and Chrome. While it is fully programmable, you may need to toggle the keyboard into the appropriate OS mode to ensure all media keys and shortcuts function as expected.

This is a tenkeyless design, meaning it does not have a physical, separate number pad. However, it does include an embedded 10-key layer that allows you to access numeric input directly from the main key cluster.