Lite

Is the keyboard programmable? I recently got a NocFree Lite which is a 65-key. I was worried about the adjustment as I use a numpad often for work, but I reaaally wanted a mechanical, hot-swappable, split keyboard and the NocFree checked so many of my boxes. Thankfully the NocFree is programmable wi

No worries at all. The Nocfree Lite is plug-and-play and prebuilt, no soldering or such needed. Though it's a hotswap board, meaning that you can change the switches and keycaps to anything you like. To change the keycaps and switches, you will need some sort of a tool, I personally use something li

I wouldn't consider the Lite for myself due to the unusual placement of the /? key. I just know it would throw me off too much, but other people are fine with it. I'd expect it to be just as tall as the Split65 and GMK70 due to the full-height switches. The & looks like a great keyboard, but it's a

I am facing the same issue.I have other keyboards from keychron etc and there is no delay there. NocFree Lite has too much delay. It does not feel natural. Feels laggy and choppy. I wish it was good. I don't want to return it as I do need split keyboard because my hands pain a lot. I love the other

Some of this does read fair. I guess the bias that I have is more that I gave row staggered ergo boards a solid try (the UHKv2 was a sweet board) but the wrist pain always returned. And I wasted a lot of money (I had the money, so it was "fine", but I did feel ripped off). Only the columnar boards h