A wireless split keyboard lets each hand sit over its own half so wrists stay straighter than on a one-piece board.
- See whether the halves are fully detachable or a fixed tented one-piece with a gap.
- Read the connection: one receiver for both halves, dual Bluetooth, or a cable between halves plus wireless to the PC.
- Check column stagger, thumb-cluster keys, and whether a learning period is expected for QWERTY offsets.
Open Keyboards & Mice split listings and match half independence, tenting, and the wireless path to your desk width.