Keyboards are our main tool (besides the computer) when doing our daily work. As such, its quite normal to develop a strong preference over time. My personal favorite is the Leopold FC660C which I bought in Japan while visiting.
What are your favorites? It can be standard, mechanical, or even ergonomic models.
Cheers!
I switched to a Keynesian Advantage 2 late last year and it's been a tremendous help for dealing with pain. It took a while to get used to though. It was probably a good thing too because I always knew how to touch-type but I don't think I'd ever learnt it in a systematic way, just sort of pickedi up as a kid in the 90s. This time around I put in a lot more thought about finger placement etc.
The Kinesis has key remapping, macros and a whole lot of features I'm probably not using. It's great.
I still need a daily stretching session and stress-ball use to keep my hands feeling lose and healthy, but the Keynesis has reduced my hand pains quite significantly.
(A skin condition causes me to shed hand skin prodigiously, I tried a logitech "fancy" $250 kb last year in between the old and new model M's; it lasted 3 months before keys stopped actuating)
I used one with a ps2->usb adapter I bought about 10 years ago, I recall I had to do some research to find one that's known to work without issues.
This is the adapter I have, looks like its no longer sold:
https://www.clickykeyboards.com/product/ps-2-to-usb-adapter-...
This one is 9 months old and still going strong. Haven't even worn any keycaps blank.
At $99ish though, the Anne Pro 2 seems like a really decent choice.