Product Comparison: Matias Ergo Pro vs Kinesis Freestyle2
General Specifications
Brand
Matias
Kinesis
Model
Ergo Pro
Freestyle2
Origin
China
USA
About the Product
The Matias Ergo Pro Keyboard is a better ergonomic keyboard. It has all the standard features you would expect in an ergonomic keyboard - tenting, negative tilt, separated left and right side, short reach to your mouse, etc.
The Freestlye2 still retains the same proven ergonomic benefits and features as it's predecessor. Ideal for both office and travel use the Freestyle2 can easily be adjusted to meet individual's user requirements.
Key Specs
Keyboard Type
Ergonomic
Ergonomic
Number of Keys
87
94
Interface
USB
USB
Size & Weight
Height
1.38 in.
0.9 in.
Width
14.5 in.
15.4 in.
Depth
9.06 in.
7.1 in.
Weight
59.6 oz.
32 oz.
What customers say about "Size & Weight"
Matias Ergo Pro Quiet PC Ergonomic Keyboard
- I bought them mainly because of the quiet key feature so I can type without disturbing people nearby. These keyboards are great, and the split design is quite comfortable.
- Each keypad is very comfortable and being able to adjust their position on the fly depending on how I'm sitting has already alleviated the constant neck strain.
- Comfortable, tons of fancy functions. But, the quality of the keys is horrible.
Keys
Key Type
Membrane
Membrane
Backlighting
No
No
Rollover
N-Key
3-Kеy
Multimedia Keys
Yes
Yes
Integrated Numeric Keypad
No
No
What customers say about "Keys"
Matias Ergo Pro Quiet PC Ergonomic Keyboard
- Great keyboard. Typing most of the day and it relieves the discomfort I felt from my wrists, shoulders, chest, and neck when using a ms natural keyboard.
- I have a great deal of hand and wrist pain when I type all day long. A coworker told me about this new Matias low force keyboard that helped to eliminate their hand pain.
- Proper F keys. I use these quite a bit as well, and while these are serviceable, I would have liked them to be full size.
Features
Adjustable Tilt Function
Yes
Yes
Compatibility
Windows, Mac OS X
Windows, Linux
Cable Length
6.5 feet
6 feet
Spill Resistant
No
No
Palm Rest
Yes
No
Extras
Low Force option also available, A better navigation cluster, Narrower than most & more comfortable with a mouse, Leg supports for tilting & tenting, Dedicated keys for... Undo, Cut, Copy, Paste, 3 extra USB 2.0 ports
Infinitely variable splay using pivot tether, Offers up to 9 inches of complete separation, Narrow footprint, A flexible pivot tether
What customers say about "Features"
Matias Ergo Pro Quiet PC Ergonomic Keyboard
- Not only is the quality of the keyboard absolutely superb, but Matias customer service is fantastic.
- The usb to micro usb connection that they provide with the keyboard is incorrectly angled.
Kinesis Freestyle2 Ergonomic Keyboard for PC
- It can come completely apart and separate into 2 sections. I currently have the sections over 2 inches apart from each other.
- Keyboard tray has an adjustable and cushiony wristpad along with a base that can tilt a number of different ways to provide varying degrees of tilt.
- The "quick keys" on the left side are far more annoying than useful, unfortunately, and just slow me down.
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty
1 year(s)
1 year(s)
Certifications
CE
CE
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