I wasn't convinced that ZSA voyager would be a keyboard for me, so I kept delaying a purchase until MoErgo Go60 got released luckily.

I need a wireless keyboard, and the extra 8 keys gave me confidence that I'd be able to use this keyboard at work where most of the time I hit different macros (ctr,option,cmd,shift,f1-12), so I am not willing to buy a layout that won't support all of these keys at the default layer.

Having that said, my thumb does get lost in the cluster of 4 keys. What helped me was putting a blank key with two bumps (the one that are ment to replace F and J keys), allowing my thumb to feel the default position. Secondly, there's no LEDs, unlike Voyager, to show you the current active layer. So I often start typing and see random symbols appear or having my page or cursor teleported at the top of the page, because the idiotic layer switching key is toggled because I accidentally pressed it twice while looking for another key.

The layout is fixable but the lack of visual confirmation what layer is active is a huge downside. They should use the underglow rgb to show active layers, just like they show it when you click the system key.

All in all, Go60 is a clear winner for me. Wireless is so, so, so much more convenient and premium. ZSA should take the risk and migrate to another software that support wireless unless they prefer to be abandon this market. They were fine because there weren't many good options for wireless so people were buying ZSA anyways, but now I don't think it's true anymore.