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Not sure what landscape features you're looking for, but I've been pretty happy with Voyager. I switched from liftoff/jerboa after lemmy.ml took the 0.19 update and they broke. It's been good enough that I think even if the others hadn't broken, I'd still choose Voyager over them.
I use my 8" Samsung tab S2 for reading and responding. When in portrait the keyboard is to small, in landscape the keyboard I use (Hacker's keyboard) is perfect.
Also, when you've seen more then half of a century, eyes and hands suffer from wear a tad.
Same story here. Came from Jerboa, swapped after 0.19 broke it. It took some time getting used to, but Voyager works well for me now.