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product_id: 486327853
title: "Advantage360 Professional"
brand: "kinesis"
price: "$1020.51"
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reviews_count: 7
category: "Kinesis"
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# Customizable backlit keys for low-light use 2x long-lasting Li-ion batteries included Fully programmable open-source firmware Advantage360 Professional

**Brand:** kinesis
**Price:** $1020.51
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> ⌨️ Elevate your typing game with the ultimate ergonomic powerhouse

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Advantage360 Professional by kinesis
- **How much does it cost?** $1020.51 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- kinesis enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted kinesis brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Ergonomic Mastery:** Concave, tented split keywells reduce wrist strain & boost comfort
- • **Customizable Layout:** Open-source software lets you remap keys to fit your workflow perfectly
- • **Compact Yet Powerful:** Smaller footprint without numeric keypad keeps mouse close, reducing overreach
- • **Precision Mechanical Switches:** Gateron Brown switches deliver tactile feedback for fatigue-free typing
- • **Seamless Wireless Connectivity:** Bluetooth pairing with zero lag and long battery life keeps you untethered

## Overview

The Kinesis Advantage360 is a professional-grade split ergonomic keyboard featuring concave keywells and adjustable tenting to minimize wrist and finger strain. Equipped with tactile mechanical switches and fully programmable open-source firmware, it offers unmatched customization. Its compact design excludes the numeric keypad to reduce mouse reach, while Bluetooth connectivity and backlit keys enhance usability. Ideal for professionals seeking comfort, precision, and productivity in one sleek package.

## Description

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Review: Good, bad, and the awesome - It's been about twenty years since I first used a Kinesis and haven't used one since. For the past 14 months I've been using a Moonlander split keyboard. It's a decent keyboard, but the options for tenting are very poor unless you invest in more hardware purchased from their site. They do offer excellent support, though. I'd had the keyboard for about six months when the right side thumb cluster hinge broke. They sent me a replacement for free. Back to the Kinesis. I write A LOT. I'm a full-time author so I bang out hundreds of thousands of words per year. I'm in my mid-fifties, and fingers and wrist hurt all the time because of poor ergonomics and cheap keyboards. The Kinesis Advantage 360 is kind of amazing. It has true tenting, and the concave nature of the pieces means you can comfortably rest your palms on the outside and only move your fingers. Since I have used a split ortho board for over a year, this was not a huge learning curve. The keys are laid out well, but I had to change a few. I like the CTRL and ALT on the left side on the bottom row. I moved those keys using the ZMK software which is not really friendly. You have to have a Github account, fork builds, and then use the key mapper to generate new firmware. Each piece of the keyboard them must be connected via USB. Copy the corresponding builds to each piece and then swap key caps. I'm happy with the four or five keys I moved and have this looking almost exactly like my Moonlander layout. Bluetooth has worked perfectly on my PC. I've had zero issues so far. I hit a key in the morning and my PC wakes up. I leave the backlighting off. After two weeks of heavy use, the batteries are still going strong without a recharge. I purchased the palm pad separately. Why aren't these included with this very expensive keyboard? Come to find out, they might not be needed depending on your hands. I find them okay, but I will probably switch back to using the palm rests without the pads. They are comfortable and all, but I'm making more typos with them installed. This is a very expensive keyboard, and it will not be for everyone. There is a learning curve. When I initially switched to a Moonlander, my WPM dropped to about five words per minute. I'm a slow and not very accurate typist, but after this short amount of time I'm up to about 70 WPM with a 98% accuracy rate. This is fantastic for my old hands. Overall, this is a technical board that requires an understanding that the interface software is far from user friendly. Remapping keys will be challenging. I find that the key caps get oily from my fingers rather quickly, which is a weird thing to write, but it's true. So far this has not affected my typing, but I feel like I need to wipe them with a cloth a few times a week. Lightly textured key caps would have been perfect on this thing. Even with these negatives, I feel this keyboard beats the Moonlander by a mile. This is a true ergo keyboard and so far I love typing on it. The Gateron brown switches feel really nice. Negatives aside, this is the best keyboard I've ever owned. I look forward to many years with this thing.
Review: 22 year old programmer experiencing wrist pain - So obviously this keyboard is an insane purchase, and is hard to justify. So what made me buy it? **The Build up** I am a 22 year old software engineer. In college (about 2 years ago) I started to notice my wrists were hurting a lot after long periods of coding. I was only 20 at the time and I was thinking 'I am WAY too young to be getting pains like this". Thus started the rabbit hole. I first bought a zsa moonlander. The software is great, I love that you can mod it (more on that later), but something about the amount that you have to reach to hit the top and bottom of each column, it was pretty uncomfortable. Then I went for a corne variant, which has much less keys. This did reduce finger travel, but the reliance on layers didnt feel right to me. In comes the kinesis. **Kinesis vs Glove 80** I had to debate for about a month (again, large purchase, it just how I am) between the glove 80 and the kinesis. Two things seemed to lean in the kinesis' favor for me. 1. MX keys. I personally dont like low profile keys at all 2. Better chasis. From all accounts I have read, the glove 80 feels light. This can be nice for travel but my kinesis stays at my desk all the time and I much rather would prefer to have it not move on my desk rather than it be lighter. **The results** I absolutely love this keyboard. The first day I got it I actually thought about returning it because I couldn't get ZMK to work. Then I realized there are web editors for this stuff! The keywell makes more of a difference than i could have imagined. I have almost the same amount of keys I did on the moonlander but I barely have to move my fingers to hit all the keys. I havent had wrist pain once using this keyboard (and I currently have wrist pain typing this on my laptop). This is an amazing product that I PROMISE you will not regret if you are experiencing wrist pain from typing.

## Features

- Concave keywells are scooped into a bowl shape to reduce hand and finger extension and relax muscles.|Separating the keywells positions the arms at shoulder-width to keep wrists straight and perpendicular to the home row to reduce abduction and ulnar deviation.|The keys are arranged in vertical columns (rather than staggered) to reflect your fingers' natural motion better.|The two keywells are “tented” to moderately raise the thumb side of the hand. Tenting puts you in a more neutral “handshake” posture and reduces the stresses caused by forearm pronation. Choose from one of three heights depending on your preferences.|The integrated palm supports reduce stressful bending of the wrists and provide a convenient place to rest your hands when you are not actively typing. Add the new premium pads for even more support (AC360PP Sold Separately).|The thumb clusters include frequently-used keys such as Enter Space Backspace and Delete to redistribute the workload from your relatively weaker overused little fingers to stronger thumbs.|The Advantage360 may look big but it has a smaller footprint than most keyboards because we eliminated the numeric 10-key so you can place the mouse closer to your body reducing painful “over-reach”.|Functions keys are located in the number row and accessed via the Fn Key for reduced reach and enhanced portability.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0BCHMGZMD |
| Batteries | 2 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | #269 in Computer Keyboards |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (347) |
| Date First Available | August 30, 2022 |
| Item Weight | 3.2 pounds |
| Item model number | KB360-PRO-GBR |
| Manufacturer | Kinesis |
| Product Dimensions | 15 x 8 x 3 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** KINESIS
- **Color:** Dark Gray
- **Compatible Devices:** PC
- **Connectivity Technology:** Bluetooth
- **Keyboard Description:** Mechanical
- **Keyboard backlighting color support:** Single Color
- **Product Dimensions:** 15"L x 8"W x 3"H
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Office
- **Special Feature:** Backlit, Ergonomic, Hotkeys and Media Keys, Split Keyset Design, Wrist Rest
- **Style:** Professional (Bluetooth) | Tactile Switch

## Images

![Advantage360 Professional - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71IxReOfAWL.jpg)
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![Advantage360 Professional - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61OE3U1wxtL.jpg)
![Advantage360 Professional - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61cnDdrHKaL.jpg)
![Advantage360 Professional - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61j6EN1Dp6L.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can it be continuously plugged into power for uninterrupted use even though it's wireless?**
A: Yes you can. :)

**Q: Is this listing the Pro or base model?**
A: This is the base model# KB360-GBR (wired)

The Pro is model#: KB360-PRO-GBR

**Q: Is this the base model or the pro model with bluetooth?**
A: It seems to be for both, so it's a bit confusing.
Depending on which one is in stock, it'll show that one.
The base model (KB360-GBR) is: amazon.com/dp/B0BCHFHX6V
The Pro model (KB360-PRO-GBR) is: amazon.com/dp/B0BCHMGZMD
So watch your PN & ASIN when adding to cart.

**Q: Can it pair with multiple devices to switch between whichever device is on?**
A: The Advantage360 Pro has 5 Profiles so can you pair the keyboard with up to 5 Bluetooth devices and quickly switch between the devises but switching profiles on the keyboard.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good, bad, and the awesome
*by Z***R on January 8, 2023*

It's been about twenty years since I first used a Kinesis and haven't used one since. For the past 14 months I've been using a Moonlander split keyboard. It's a decent keyboard, but the options for tenting are very poor unless you invest in more hardware purchased from their site. They do offer excellent support, though. I'd had the keyboard for about six months when the right side thumb cluster hinge broke. They sent me a replacement for free. Back to the Kinesis. I write A LOT. I'm a full-time author so I bang out hundreds of thousands of words per year. I'm in my mid-fifties, and fingers and wrist hurt all the time because of poor ergonomics and cheap keyboards. The Kinesis Advantage 360 is kind of amazing. It has true tenting, and the concave nature of the pieces means you can comfortably rest your palms on the outside and only move your fingers. Since I have used a split ortho board for over a year, this was not a huge learning curve. The keys are laid out well, but I had to change a few. I like the CTRL and ALT on the left side on the bottom row. I moved those keys using the ZMK software which is not really friendly. You have to have a Github account, fork builds, and then use the key mapper to generate new firmware. Each piece of the keyboard them must be connected via USB. Copy the corresponding builds to each piece and then swap key caps. I'm happy with the four or five keys I moved and have this looking almost exactly like my Moonlander layout. Bluetooth has worked perfectly on my PC. I've had zero issues so far. I hit a key in the morning and my PC wakes up. I leave the backlighting off. After two weeks of heavy use, the batteries are still going strong without a recharge. I purchased the palm pad separately. Why aren't these included with this very expensive keyboard? Come to find out, they might not be needed depending on your hands. I find them okay, but I will probably switch back to using the palm rests without the pads. They are comfortable and all, but I'm making more typos with them installed. This is a very expensive keyboard, and it will not be for everyone. There is a learning curve. When I initially switched to a Moonlander, my WPM dropped to about five words per minute. I'm a slow and not very accurate typist, but after this short amount of time I'm up to about 70 WPM with a 98% accuracy rate. This is fantastic for my old hands. Overall, this is a technical board that requires an understanding that the interface software is far from user friendly. Remapping keys will be challenging. I find that the key caps get oily from my fingers rather quickly, which is a weird thing to write, but it's true. So far this has not affected my typing, but I feel like I need to wipe them with a cloth a few times a week. Lightly textured key caps would have been perfect on this thing. Even with these negatives, I feel this keyboard beats the Moonlander by a mile. This is a true ergo keyboard and so far I love typing on it. The Gateron brown switches feel really nice. Negatives aside, this is the best keyboard I've ever owned. I look forward to many years with this thing.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 22 year old programmer experiencing wrist pain
*by A***Z on February 13, 2026*

So obviously this keyboard is an insane purchase, and is hard to justify. So what made me buy it? **The Build up** I am a 22 year old software engineer. In college (about 2 years ago) I started to notice my wrists were hurting a lot after long periods of coding. I was only 20 at the time and I was thinking 'I am WAY too young to be getting pains like this". Thus started the rabbit hole. I first bought a zsa moonlander. The software is great, I love that you can mod it (more on that later), but something about the amount that you have to reach to hit the top and bottom of each column, it was pretty uncomfortable. Then I went for a corne variant, which has much less keys. This did reduce finger travel, but the reliance on layers didnt feel right to me. In comes the kinesis. **Kinesis vs Glove 80** I had to debate for about a month (again, large purchase, it just how I am) between the glove 80 and the kinesis. Two things seemed to lean in the kinesis' favor for me. 1. MX keys. I personally dont like low profile keys at all 2. Better chasis. From all accounts I have read, the glove 80 feels light. This can be nice for travel but my kinesis stays at my desk all the time and I much rather would prefer to have it not move on my desk rather than it be lighter. **The results** I absolutely love this keyboard. The first day I got it I actually thought about returning it because I couldn't get ZMK to work. Then I realized there are web editors for this stuff! The keywell makes more of a difference than i could have imagined. I have almost the same amount of keys I did on the moonlander but I barely have to move my fingers to hit all the keys. I havent had wrist pain once using this keyboard (and I currently have wrist pain typing this on my laptop). This is an amazing product that I PROMISE you will not regret if you are experiencing wrist pain from typing.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by V***M on April 20, 2024*

It took me ~ a month to get used to the keyboard, but now I love it. Something that it pushed me to do is to use right fingers to type certain keys. Also I feel a bit more efficient after I started to use VIM motions with the keyboard almost everywhere - magic.

## Frequently Bought Together

- KINESIS Advantage360 Professional Split Ergonomic Keyboard - Bluetooth | Mechanical Switches | Fully Programmable Open Source | Contoured Shape | Adjustable Tenting | Backlit
- KINESIS Advantage360 Palm Pads - Magnetic | Cushioned Foam | Washable
- Advantage360 Blank Keycap Set - PBT Plastic | 76 Key Set | Logo Keycap Puller

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