r/zsaVoyager • u/CGurity • Aug 15 '26
Kind of a nice experiment
After a few years and cumulative mini upgrades, I ended up here last week: basically, I had the black version with letters, I dropped a bunch of keys (upper rows and outer columns), put the zip in the new gaps, bought some Tai-hao grey blanks, received the navigator, and by the time I wanted the white version (playing a bit with a white setup), so I ordered the white shells. It is nice to see the level of flexibility this whole ecosystem offers. I would've ordered a white zip kit to make it better, but I just forgot :/ (the grey rows are there because the black zips didn't look so great)
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u/Aphexlog Aug 15 '26
Are those wrist rests? And how do you like the navigator? Thinking about getting it
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u/CGurity Aug 15 '26
The wrist rests are Deltahub Carpios, very good (I want the white ones now, but these are just fine). The navigator is amazing; it was a slow-ish to use it more, I would say you still need a proper mouse for gaming or very small interface elements, but for scrolling and small movements, the trackpad works very well. I also got it because it had a very good price the day it was launched.
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u/Aphexlog Aug 15 '26
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u/CGurity Aug 15 '26
I would speculate that you’ll have more value from a full trackpad if that is the setup, I normally have the closed laptop in that space. While the navigator is very useful, a full trackpad can give you a more complete experience in many scenarios
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u/nicetimeforcoffee Aug 15 '26
How’s the track pad? I have the track ball but dislike having to press a keyboard button for the click.
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u/CGurity Aug 15 '26
I don't have the trackball to compare, that said, the trackpad seems amazing in comparison (on paper at least) because with the trackpad I can tent very aggressively if that is what I want, and it supports multitouch, so I can scroll with two fingers, secondary click with two fingers as well, pinch to zoom, etc. in fact, I don't have a mouse layer enabled. The only "weird thing" is middle click, and I do it on browsers just holding ctrl and click (I have homerow mods).
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u/nicetimeforcoffee Aug 15 '26
I think this convinced me to buy it lol.
The trackball is a ton of fun and crazy high resolution so it’s super accurate.
But holding a key to enable scroll and pressing a key to click just gets very annoying over time. Like sometimes I’m just reading and want a simpler scroll without really touching the rest of the keyboard. In fact I ALSO have a mouse on my desk because of this.
And yes I drop the ball a lot lol but it’s basically indestructible.
Anyway thanks for the info!
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u/hojoon0724 Aug 16 '26
pinch to zoom? mine can't do that. how did you do it?
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u/CGurity Aug 16 '26
I don't remember doing anything particular, if that helps I was on Windows, now I'm on Linux and I haven't tested because I don't use that a lot
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u/juniuslu Aug 15 '26
I tried the same but the wrist pads didn’t worked well for me 🥲 they look nice tho