Ergonomic keyboards make a lot of sense if you're someone who spends all day behind a computer and then uses the same rig to game during the evening. Split keys, tenting, and tilting might be alien terms to many a PC user, but once you've made the jump, you'll wonder why you stuck with the traditional layout for so long.
That said, some keyboards are anything but friendly to the first-time ergo user (the Dyma Defy and ZSA Moonlander spring to mind here), but here's one that's designed very much with newbies in mind. Kinesis is no stranger to the world of ergonomics, and its Freestyle Edge is still the best ergonomic keyboard for gaming.
