

Split Design
With a truly split layout, the ErgoDox EZ allows you to position each
half where it makes sense to you. Typing at shoulder width allows you
to keep your chest open and instantly leads to a more relaxed posture.
No more hunching over the keyboard.

Ortholinear
When you extend your finger, it doesn't go sideways, does it? So why
are the keys on your keyboard not directly on top of each other? The
answer is archaic design, which we fixed. The ErgoDox EZ has linear
columns of keys, reducing finger travel and fatigue.


The ErgoDox EZ, in my opinion, is the most versatile keyboard on the market. It can do anything you need it to do, and if it’s not right by default, you have unlimited options to create the perfect solution for your individual needs. Read the full review


As long as you are prepared to invest some time re-learning your typing, it might be the best $350 you can invest in your personal hardware, and perhaps even personal well-being.Read the full review


After a thousand hours of typing on ErgoDoxEZ (4+ hours every day for 8 months) I can say it is the best keyboard I have ever typed on.


The most interesting and powerful keyboard we’ve ever laid hands on - and yes, this thing is killer for gaming. Read the full review


One of the coolest keyboards I've ever come across. [...] Ten times cooler than a DIY kits. [...] Its simplicity and modern look is fascinating. Watch the full review


I've been using my ErgoDox EZ with Kailh switches every day for the past three weeks, and it's easily the best keyboard I've ever owned. See the Tweet

Mechanical
No more squishy keys: With a mechanical keyboard, each keypress is
distinct and tactile. The ErgoDox EZ is available with many switch
types, from soft and quiet to firm and clicky.
Learn more about our switches
Change your own keyswitches
Gain ultimate control over your hardware: Change any keyswitch on
your ErgoDox EZ, at any time, without soldering and without voiding
the warranty. Your keyboard, your switches, your way.
Find out why this is a game changer
Tilt/Tent Kit
The third dimension: Thanks to our custom tilt/tent kit, you can
control the angle of the keyboard in relation to your desk. Angle both
halves to create a "pyramid", create a negative incline, or any other
angle that works for you.

Wing Wrist Rest
Our heavy, custom-molded Wing wrist rest was designed to complement
the contour of the ErgoDox EZ. We made it separate from the keyboard
to allow you to control the distance between the wrist rest and the
keyboard.


Black or White
This is the first thing people will notice about your keyboard, and
we do think it matters. Both of our color options are created with the
same high-grade materials, and the custom accessories match, of
course.


Printed or Blank
Our printed keycaps cover the alphanumeric characters of the
keyboard, leaving the edges completely open to remapping. They are all
the same profile so you can easily move them around for Colemak,
Norman, or any other layout. Our blank keycaps are sculpted, DCS
profiles.
Learn more about our keycaps

A no-compromises ergonomic keyboard that actually looks as good as it feels.


Want backlit keys? We've got them. The ErgoDox EZ Glow comes with
powerful, fully-programmable RGB LEDs under the letter clusters. It
ships with custom doubleshot keycaps, and supports fun animations,
too.



Photoshop
Writing
Gaming
Photoshop
With the ErgoDox EZ Glow, you can highlight just the keys that are
active in the current layer — or the whole layer, in any color
you choose.

Looking for a different take on lighting? This is where the ErgoDox
EZ Shine comes in. Instead of backlit keys, the Shine has an array
of 15 powerful, programmable RGB LEDs on each side. These shine on
your desk to create the perfect ambiance, and yes, they have their
own set of animations, too.
Photoshop
Writing
Gaming
Photoshop
For the ErgoDox EZ Shine, set a distinct hue for every layer and
make it easy to tell at a glance which layer is active.



A sustainable keyboard
Too many devices are built to break or become obsolete in a year or two. That's bad for your pocket, and for the planet. We made sure our keyboards stay useful for many years to come.
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Uncompromising 2-year warranty
The ErgoDox EZ is a serious investment in your future well being,
and our warranty policy reflects this. We proudly offer a two-year,
no-BS, no fine-print warranty on our keyboards.
And you can make it your own.
Open-Source
The powerful firmware that runs on your ErgoDox EZ is called QMK
and it's open-source, available on GitHub. While you can use the
configurator to quickly put together a layout, having complete
access to the firmware source code means you can dig as deep as
you'd like.
Graphical Configurator
A big part of what makes a keyboard ergonomic is making it work for
you. Our powerful configurator allows you to change virtually
anything about the keyboard, save your layouts, and iterate on them
to create your very own perfect keyboard.
Multiple layers
Need easy access to your F-keys? Want a mechanical numpad? Need
programmer-friendly symbols right on your home row? With multiple
layers, all of this becomes trivial. It's like a Shift key on
steroids.
Dedicated Hyper and Meh keys
Unlock the power of system-wide shortcuts. Hyper is
Ctrl+Shift+Alt+Cmd, while Meh is Ctrl+Shift+Alt. No sane application
on your machine uses these, which means you get free system-wide
shortcuts. Hyper + S will never conflict with anything on your
system.
Space-cadet Shift
Use your Shift key for more. Press and hold it, and it acts as
Shift. Tap it on its own, and it sends a parentheses — open
parens on the left Shift, close parens on the right Shift. This is
not enabled by default, but is trivial to enable using the
configurator.
Mouse Control
Never take your hands off the keyboard. The ErgoDox EZ can emulate
a mouse, allowing you to control your cursor, scrollwheel and mouse
buttons quickly and effectively.
Dual-function Keys
Tap your Z key, and it sends the letter Z as expected. Press and
hold it down... and it becomes Alt. That is the power of
dual-function keys: When tapped, they send a character. When held,
they act as a modifier. Alt, Ctrl and friends have never been easier
to reach.