I have had a look at the popular five-or-so, and really, no adjusting is going to get around the fact that I didn&#x27;t like typing on any of them more than I like a flat, spacey key design with short travel.<p>And &quot;regular keyboards&quot; are a nightmare. They don&#x27;t push your finger back when they activate.<p>I can sure understand where you&#x27;re coming from, because I too have had the experience of being frustrated with a keyboard to the point where my wrists hurt all the time and I just avoid typing until I get to use something passable.<p>It&#x27;s just that what&#x27;s considered &quot;ergonomic&quot; is tied directly to the usage case. Many people won&#x27;t find what you found where you looked for it.