The Kinesis Freestyle2 Split Keyboard features a unique split design that can be used joined together via a pivot or fully separated using a 22 cm or 50 cm connecting lead. This flexibility allows the two keyboard modules to be positioned at shoulder width and perpendicular to the home row of keys, helping to keep the wrists straight and avoid abduction and ulnar deviation.
By enabling each half to be positioned according to individual body size and working style, the Freestyle2 adapts to the specific ergonomic needs of each user. This high level of adjustability promotes comfort and helps reduce the risk of repetitive strain injuries (RSI).
Designed for use in a wide range of workstations, the Kinesis Freestyle2 Split Keyboard delivers exceptional flexibility and ergonomic support for healthier, more comfortable typing.
Ergonomic Excellence
Promotes a neutral typing posture, helping to reduce the risk of RSI
Zero-degree slope design
minimises wrist extension and supports a natural hand position
Fully split design allows the keyboard to be separated into two independent halves, significantly reducing ulnar deviation compared to standard keyboards
Customisable Separation
Pivot tether
allows the two modules to be angled and positioned for personalised comfort
Detachable tether
enables separation of up to 22–23 cm
between the keyboard halves
Optional 50–51 cm extension cable
available for wider ergonomic setups
Specification
Compatible operating systems
Windows 7 – 11
Linux (multimedia and calculator keys are inoperative)
Key switch
Operating force: 44 grams
Activation force: 35 grams
Travel distance: 3.9 mm
Switch type: Rubber dome, membrane
Dimensions
Width of standard version:
Min: 39cm; Max: 59.7cm
Distance between F & J Keys: Min: 8.9cm; Max: 29.2cm
Width of 51cm version:
Min: 39cm; Max: 95.9cm
Distance between F & J Keys: Min: 8.9cm; Max: 65.4cm
