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Sporting an unconventional design similar to the VE.A keyboard, the split Mistel Barocco MD650L was created to improve ergonomics and reduce discomfort. Split down the middle, as if an earthquake ripped it in two, the Barocco MD650L allows you to place each half wherever you want: Leave them together for a more traditional look, or spread them out to take some pressure off of your wrists and elbows Read More
I own one of these. Still doesn't work as advertised. Still haven't heard from Mistel. Mistel is not the only player in the split, programmable mechanical keyboard market. They would be wise to step up their game.
This is very tempting but I'm not sure saving $20 is worth the wait. I'll most likely just order one direct. I don't have an issue with the ML switches as someone else stated once you lube them they are fine. The issue I have with the cherry ml boards you can purchase all day on ebay is the key pitch is way to small which causes my typeing to slow down.
For this particular layout I just wish they had put 1u keys on the left hand bottom row so they could add one more key other than that it looks fine.
I have one of these and it does not work as advertised. I am not able to remap keys and Mistel has not replied to three requests for support.
If you are in the market for a programmable split keyboard, there are better options out there. They cost more, but they more than make up for the added cost in value.
I have this keyboard through MechanicalKeyboards.com. It's my daily driver right now. When I first got it, I was definitely put off a little by the scratchiness of the keyboard. The people who are saying you need to hit it dead center are right.
I loved the layout and how well built the case was so I tried lubing the switches with some Krytox lube. I didn't do it "the most correct" way of taking the switch apart. I just painted some lube on each side of the switch that rubbed against the housing. It definitely takes some time but it makes a world of a difference. It's much, much, much more smooth now.