
Here's a simple conundrum for you. When is an ergonomic keyboard not an ergonomic keyboard? There's probably a host of different answers that could be said in response, but for me, it's when the keyboard is an Asus ROG Falcata.
It looks like an ergonomic keyboard, and it even has many of the usual features of boutique ergonomic keyboards, yet Asus doesn't market the ROG Falcata as one. In fact, the product page doesn't contain the word 'ergonomic' anywhere, other than in a review quote. Essentially, it's a full-on gaming keyboard that just so happens to be fully split, with optional tenting and tilting.