Matias Ergo Pro Keyboard

The keyboard uses onboard memory to store your key assignments directly on the device. You can program keys using a simple hardware-based recording process, which means your custom shortcuts will work on any computer you plug the keyboard into without installing drivers.

They are not silent, but they are significantly quieter than standard mechanical switches. You will still feel a distinct tactile bump and hear a soft, dampened click, making them suitable for shared office environments where you want feedback without being disruptive.

Yes, the keyboard is designed for high adjustability. You can independently adjust the tenting angle to reduce forearm pronation and set a negative tilt to keep your wrists in a neutral, straight position while typing.

While the layout is optimized for Mac, it is a standard USB keyboard that will function with Windows computers. However, keep in mind that the dedicated media keys and specific Mac-labeled modifier keys may require remapping or behave differently depending on your operating system.

With the palm supports attached, the keyboard measures 36.8 cm by 23 cm. Because it is a split design, you have the flexibility to separate the two halves to match your shoulder width, which may require more lateral desk space than a traditional compact keyboard.

The built-in hub is USB 2.0, which is perfectly fine for connecting mice, flash drives, or other peripherals. It is not designed for high-bandwidth devices like external hard drives or high-resolution webcams, which perform better when plugged directly into your computer.