KinesisAdvantage2 Dvorak Keycap Set

If you type Dvorak you probably have stickers on at least one of your keyboards, or dual legends where your primary layout is the smaller harder-to-read characters. These are nice spherical keycaps without any QWERTY nonsense to confuse you. (Casual typists will balk at the Advantage layout anyway, so just provide a cheap USB keyboard for guests.) I popped off all my old keycaps, gave the inside a well-needed cleaning, and installed these to make my keyboard feel like new again! (Don't forget new palm pads.) These worked on both my Advantage and Advantage 2 keyboards.

Had to keep the key from the QWERTY set which is luckily the same shape or near enough to it (just missing "Enter" which should be written across the bottom). Some of the keys fit a little odd (there's almost no gap between H, T and M,W).I'm not the only one who has had missing keys. For the price I'd expect better QA, and perhaps even a box with they keys laid out so it can easily be seen that that all the keys are there - for the customers and for QA.

Love this layout. Super easy to change out.

I bought these in hopes that they would be compatible with my older Kinesis Advantage USB keyboard (model KB500USB-blk). The good news is that all the letter and number keys fit just fine, with proper key height.The two sets of thumb keys -- option, control, enter, space, home, end, etc -- do NOT fit. Apparently these older Advantage keyboards used different keyswitches than the Advantage2 does. However, the legend on the control keys doesn't change for Dvorak, so I would not have needed to change those keycaps anyway.This set did not include function keys, which again would not have fit the older Advantage anyway.All in all I'm very pleased with the upgrade; it's nice to not have all the letter and number keys mislabeled any more.

for a long time, it was not on the market in Canada... but it eventually got there!!!!!