I use the moonlander for both coding and gaming, the extra inner column does not make it weird when I map my movement keys to ESDF (I mainly play shooters like bf6, hell let loose, helldivers 2)
If you don’t want split, check out /r/keyboards. For gaming I’d exclude low count and curved well keyboards that this sub loves. 4x6 is the smallest single hand I’d consider for you and even then it may not be ideal if you want f keys. Dygma products are probably good for your use. Moonlander may also be good. I like gateron yellows a lot. Dygma locks you in to keycaps. Stock moonlander is good. Iris would be my next choice but you lose keys. Iris looks a lot like many other keyboards. Difference is just cost and diy grade vs commercial grade. I haven’t had any issues with my irises. I’ve had issues with my diy boards.
I've been using Zsa Moonlander for over a year right now, and don't have any problems so far with gaming. I play League, CS2 and Valorant usually and it is pretty simple to use Half part to gaming since it has a lot of keys. I only had to create some extra layers for gaming, but right now I kinda like it more over a traditional keyboard since I can use my thumb more efficiently towards abilities. The only problem is that this keyboard expensive, so keep that in mind
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