I tried the viral never-ending modular keyboard, and it rewired my productivity for good

ZDNET covers Naya’s new Connect low-profile modular keyboard, launched via Kickstarter, featuring hot-swappable Kailh Choc V2 switches, magnetic snap components (including a 24-key multipad and six-key strip), and compatibility with Naya’s existing modules like a trackball, touchpad, and dial. Priced from $99 during promotion (expected $189 retail), the aluminum unibody keyboard relies on powered modules for wireless use and targets professionals seeking customizable, efficient workflows.