If you browse through the usual online retailers, you'll find no end of keyboards with built-in touchpads, so for Kinesis (makers of the superb Freestyle Edge RGB) to enter that particular market, you'd naturally expect them to have something special. And at $199, the Kinesis Form does need to be special.
At first glance, it certainly stands out from the usual crowd of all-in-one keyboards. The chassis comprises two pieces of milled aluminium and it uses low profile, low force Gateron mechanical switches. The keys are split into two groups, providing a degree of ergonomic comfort for your shoulders, and there's a so-called Windows Precision touchpad nestled between them. There's even switchable white LED backlighting and a dual-profile Bluetooth connection.
