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A conventional keyboard bends the wrist three separate ways, and every ergonomic geometry on the market is a fix for exactly one of them. Sorting out which fix does what — and which claims the research backs — is the difference between buying a posture and buying a story.
Split doesn't automatically mean ergonomic, and ergonomic doesn't automatically mean split. Before spending money on either, a reader needs to know which of four separate design choices they're actually buying — and which one of them is solving their problem.