Mistel Barocco MD770
A true split mechanical for typists who want Cherry MX Brown feel and full separation without going full ergo-contour.
- Amazon price
- $168.99
- Customer rating
- 4.1 ★ (31 reviews)
Pros
- Physically separable halves connect via a detachable cable, letting you set shoulder-width spacing to relieve wrist ulnar deviation
- Genuine Cherry MX Brown switches deliver tactile feedback without the noise of clicky alternatives, well-suited to shared offices
- TKL layout with RGB backlighting keeps the desk footprint compact while retaining function row and arrow cluster
- Onboard programmability and layers let you remap keys without vendor software
Cons
- Flat, staggered layout means it splits but doesn't tent or offer column-staggered ergonomics like Kinesis or ZSA boards
- Modest 4.1/5 rating across only 31 reviews signals a smaller feedback pool than mainstream ergo keyboards
- No wrist rests included, which matters more on a split board aimed at wrist strain relief