In this video, I share my experience with the Dygma Defy split ergonomic mechanical keyboard. I've been using split keyboards for some time now for everything from software development to content creation. This keyboard is a great beginner friendly option that is ready to use out of the box and has a ton of useful features. Hope you enjoy it!

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⏰ Timestamps
00:00 - Introduction
01:17 - Color, Keycaps & Switches
02:25 - Add-ons & Price
03:39 - What's Included
04:31 - Thumb Clusters
05:05 - Num Row
05:21 - Build Quality & Palm Pads
06:15 - The Firmware
07:09 - Final Thoughts

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Josean Martinez

The Dygma Defy is a beginner-friendly split ergonomic mechanical keyboard that offers many configuration options and useful features. It's notably easier to set up compared to do-it-yourself options like the Iris or Corn, as it comes ready to use out of the box. The keyboard is customizable with options for wireless connectivity, tenting, and RGB lighting, though these add-ons increase its cost. It's made from sturdy anodized aluminum and includes a variety of accessories. The Defy supports hot-swapping of switches and is configured using Dygma's easy-to-use Base core software, which works even over a wireless connection.

Dygma Defy: An Impressive Beginner Friendly Split Ergonomic Keyboard

<p>Very interesting piece and have nothing but respect for the inventor.</p>


<p>I tried the Glove80 for almost 6 months and am using a ZSA Voyager now. I wish I could try the Dygma Defy for comparison. It looks like solid keeb but I’m curious about the thumb cluster. Is it comfortable?</p>
