TKD Cycle 8, all foams used. PBT fans WoB. Keebz N Cables Ice Kachang V2 tactile. Filmed w/TX switch films, springs swapped to 68g long single-stage springs. Durock v3 PCB screw-in Nero stabs. This is a throwback to the first mechanical keyboard I used every day for years, a Filco Majestouch TKL wit

Still using my Filco Majestouch 2 too. I got it back in the day when Cherry switches were practically the only game in town. I remember being able to get an aftermarket chip in order to make the Filco reprogrammable and that was all the rage back then. Over the years, after multiple rounds of cleani

Ugh no. Ever heard of "Varmilo", "Leopold", "Filco", "Real Force", "Niz" and "Cherry"? Your so called "gaming" boards bring nothing to the table because they didn't do anything competitive at all. Same old shit, same dogass designs, same stupid unstandardized switches and keycaps. The real competiti

The very fact that Wooting exists is because there was a gap in the market for a keyboard that has its software wrapped up in an API that you can access through the browser, and obviously; hall effect keys. I don't know what you're smoking. Also same shit happened with mice, same happened with gamin

Filco Majestouch Xacro M10SP stock Cherry MX Silent Red GMK Analog Dreams R2 3D printed XG logo case bad paint jobs

I have other ridiculous tales. I use a beloved Filco BT keyboard. I spilled an entire glass of water on it (original Filco) once and, despite removing keycaps, drying, etc. I could not get it to work again. So, keyboardless, I had to run to the local Best Buy and buy the cheapest usb keyboard they h

Big kudos to previous folks who have done this. Specifically, I appreciated the help of u/HipsterOptimized, who previously did a similar mod in this post and kindly helped me out in the comments. Another shoutout to u/Gahho who did a similar mod about 8 years ago.

Been on the same Filco Majestouch 2 with Browns for 10+ years, this thing is a tank.

I don't know what keyboards you're buying. All of my super high end ones don't have much support or warranty. Sure if it shipped beat up I could probably get a replacement, but so can I for any mainstream one. Let's say my PCB goes on one of these fancy ones, there's no way I'm getting an easy repla

Most mechanical keyboards these days use QMK/VIA for remapping keys. There is some internal storage for macros and layers, but it's quite limited, and does not require drivers or software. Sounds like that's still not allowed, but wanted to let you know. Keychron K8 seems to meet your requirements,