I’ve always thought it’s wild how much time we spend perfecting a desk setup… and then treat the keyboard like an afterthought. In this video, I break down the QK Alice Duo—QwertyKeys’ most ambitious board yet—and honestly one of the most innovative split keyboards I’ve seen this year. It’s a split Alice layout that actually looks futuristic (it legit gives me Dr. Light / Mega Man tech lab vibes), while still being built like a premium custom: CNC aluminum case, 10 color options, and a matching wireless pod that keeps the whole setup looking clean. I walk through the unboxing, build quality, and the modular customization (swappable center button, pod knob, badge sets, and more). The big ergonomic win is the dual hinge system that lets you adjust tenting from 0–5°, plus an optional wrist rest that adjusts with it—something I highly recommend if you’re going split. I also show the “crazy part”: you can game with just the left half, so it’s basically WASD + mouse with way more desk space. To wrap it up, I run a sound test comparing PC vs aluminum plates with the same switches/foam, then give my honest take on the learning curve and pricing. It starts at $289 before shipping, and a fully spec’d build lands around ~$360—pricey, but there’s not much competition for this exact mix of split + wireless + customization right now.