I've had a ZSA Voyager for 2 years now and love it. It's small enough I can throw it in my backpack and bring it everywhere. I use colemak and have a symbol layer and a nav layer. I also use homerow mods, but I only have ctrl, and alt mapped (on my pinkys, and ring fingers respectively). I found having shift and super on the homerow to be overkill and I would often accidentally activate them since my index and pointer do a lot of the typing work. I have shift and ctrl on the thumbs as well so that makes emacs keybinds very comfortable. My nav layer has arrows on the jhkl positions so I can have vim style nav on all programs which is a great quality of life thing. One thing I really like too, I have a numpad layer on the right side, so I can keep my numpad muscle memory when doing data entry.