The Nuio wireless Flow keyboard is available for preorder starting today as part of a larger system of magnetic peripherals, making it easy to find your ideal ergonomic layout.

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Nuio, a company founded by brothers with design and manufacturing backgrounds, introduces Flow, a wireless split keyboard system aimed at enhancing ergonomic comfort. The $399 Flow keyboard features a fully split design with radial, wave-shaped keys, proprietary rubber dome switches, and rechargeable batteries. Magnetic accessories like stands, wrist pads, and a compact touchpad allow for customizable layouts. Quality build and design reflect the founders' pedigree, but the system comes with a steep price tag. Preorders are available now, with limited shipping starting December 1st, 2024, and broader options shipping January 1st, 2025.

The Nuio Flow split ergonomic keyboard uses magnets to help you find your ideal layout

<p>For this it’s much too expensive. I’ve tested a lot of keyboards now but the Keychron Keyboards are the best for me. So i use the K8 Pro for years not and can fix and modify it very easy.</p>


<p>still too expensive. we need cheap split keyboards. i do not know nobody does it. but this artisan keyboards are too expensive. i’m very close to chop 2 wireless slim keyboards and use them as split keyboards.</p>
