We bricked it… - UHK 60

The video opens with a practical intro that frames ergonomic keyboards as a health investment, explaining how a well designed input device can help prevent RSI and support long hours at a desk. The host then introduces the UHK 60, a compact split keyboard with modular options, noting its potential for customization and ergonomic benefits through separation of the two halves. He walks through the physical package, highlighting the included feet, a combined key switch and keycap puller, a cable with USB-C, and the bridge that links the two halves, while pointing out the practical considerations of setup and cable routing. The design discussion shifts to the back panel which features a reset button and configuration details, including a list of features like adaptive mode and macro programming, setting the stage for deeper exploration of how the keyboard can be tuned to a user’s posture and workflow. The first major block of the review then pivots to demonstrate the ergonomics in practice, showing how split layout, ulnar deviation reduction, and pronation control can influence comfort, followed by a critical look at the optional tenting and extension accessories which can dramatically alter the typing angle and wrist alignment, with the host voicing both curiosity and skepticism about the price and practicality of these add ons.

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