Block

A shame you already have a keyboard. LOFREE’s Block is the perfect cassettefuturist keyboard

Lofree block 98 or keychron c2 pro 8k qmk come pretty close. I got the lofree and the quality is pretty good

Ohhh! jaja, thank you so much, it is the Lofree Block! I've had it for 8 months and I definitely recommend it.

I withdrew my pledge for this very same reason after Alexotos posted his video commenting about fatigue on the keyboard because of the angle. Quite frankly from a design perspective, I felt that something could have been done here to keep the same exact design, while making the typing angle adjustab

I think this a HUGE design failure. Having that block of aluminium on the right is absurd as it interferes with the mouse and offsets the keyboard to the left. If they wanted that design, the block of aluminium should have been on the left. Whoever at Lofree signed this off for production needs to b

I know this is a bit old, but thought I would share my experience. When I put the keyboard into use, I quickly found out that the Windows key and the Alt key were mapped to the other key. I went to the Lofree site and downloaded the Key Mapper software. As some here and on other posts noted, Windows

Lofree Block - cool looking keyboard.

Ooh I like that keyboard, I've got the lofree block which looks very similar. Is that one also lofree?

Little bit of a janky fix but a fix nonetheless: https://github.com/ArgSliver/Lofree-block-fn-fix

In the end I got a measly discount in the form of being able to buy their V2 base without switches or caps. I did need one asap (getting ready for on-site job) and did get it in the end, moved my old switches to the new board and used the existing caps - so far it works great. However, as you, I was