Tom's Guide's long-term Moonlander review describes an ergonomic split mechanical keyboard with hot-swappable switches and several tenting positions. Its two halves can be arranged for the user instead of forcing one fixed-width placement. Configuration and training software help with the unfamiliar layout.

ZSA Moonlander Lets the Keyboard Halves Follow the Workspace

The reviewer liked its adaptability and typing feel but found parts somewhat flimsy and easy to move. The white version also collected visible dirt. Plan stable positions for the halves and allow time to learn the layout; high customization does not remove the adjustment period or guarantee the same comfort for everyone.

Split positioning and tenting provide flexibility, while the unusual layout benefits from deliberate practice.