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"Criminally?" I don't know. But the GMMK Pro can be had for a pretty cheap price these days, lacks their obnoxious branding, at least anywhere except the bottom, and it can be flashed to QMK/VIA. I think it's a pretty good looking hunk of aluminum. At $50 or less for barebones, not a bad board at al

Amazingly informative reply! Thank you so much. After having read that and some of the links you provided, I am hesitant to getting the P1 HE. I am currently using a GMMK Pro and it just works, even though there are better keyboards out there, I still think this is a decent keyboard for the price, w

Yeah, I moved them to an original GMMK Pro that I heavily modded about 3 years ago, so they've been in daily use all 4 years. I know the GMMK Pro is really not a great keyboard now compared to what's available, but it still works perfectly, looks nice (to me), as do the keycaps, so I'll likely still

I have the GMMK pro (Ver. 1), had it for about 4 and a half years and use it daily. It’s the first keyboard I ever built and have had zero issues with it. Truly, it’s what got me into keyboards in the first place. As others have mentioned, it’s mainly because of the price and features it offers comp

ISO er det layout som nordiske taster kan sættes på. Der findes forskellige ISO layout som f.eks. DE-ISO, UK-ISO og selvfølgelig Nordic-ISO. De fleste tastaturer bliver lavet med ANSI layout, som er det der bliver brugt i f.eks. USA. Det gør det desværre også begrænset hvad du kan få af af de hypede

I’m in my 40s and don’t play to compete. Then using mechanical as a hobby is more preferable since the mechanical scene has bene going on for a very long time (circa the 80s lol). It offers a whole lot diverse options in switches, barebone kits, keycaps which also are many unique sound profiles, typ

dareu starts from $30 and is closer to somewhere high budget-mid range. it's also not just about price but brand positioning, build quality, engineering, software quality etc there's a difference between dareu and premium enthusiast brands that start from $200. google keychron Q series and GMMK 3 pr

Hi all! I was looking on building a new keyboard. All these years with my GMMK Pro (Yes yes I know people hate that keyboard, but I was a noob in high school on the hype train!) and it’s finally passed its service life. Formerly, I was really big in the frankenswitch community like 4 years ago befor

I have a few boards, 3 of them have wireless options, but J use them all in wired mode. Why? Because I know it won't lose connection. When I'm typing, similarly to you I'm coding, writing documentation etc. So the comfort of knowing the keyboard won't fail because eof a battery means I can continue

finding a board with a dedicated sound wheel is the tough part. for repairability, you’ll want something hot-swappable so you can replace switches if they fail. the Keychron Q6 Pro fits the 100% layout and backlit multimedia keys, and it’s built like a tank. another route is a GMMK 2 Full Size - it’