In-Depth Review of the Moonlander Mark I (And Why I'm Switching Keyboards)

Despite having really enjoyed the Moonlander Mark I after over a year of daily use, I've decided to switch keyboards. This is a long term review of the Moonlander from the perspective of a software engineer, and the first look at the Kinesis Advantage 360 Pro.

https://www.zsa.io/moonlander
https://kinesis-ergo.com/shop/adv360pro/

Chapters
0:00 - Intro
1:45 - Why I'm switching keyboards
3:04 - Overview of the Moonlander
3:57 - Portability
5:13 - Programmability and Oryx Configurator
6:29 - Hotswappable keyswitches
8:05 - Helps with wrist pain
8:38 - RGB lighting
9:03 - Steep learning curve
10:22 - Expect to tinker with your layout
11:12 - 3D printed keycaps
12:47 - Your initial layout
14:12 - How tenting effects your layout
16:07 - "Getting started" advice
17:13 - When tenting is a bad idea
18:06 - The heat map
18:47 - Cons
20:22 - Build quality issues
21:17 - Rubber feet
22:16 - Paint issues
22:53 - Carrying case
23:16 - Layer lights
23:29 - Tightening the lander legs
24:27 - Weird RGB lighting issue
25:43 - Mark II wishlist
28:22 - Is it worth it?
29:11 - No dialog, just typing