Kick75

Damn !!! Your answer is like a kife in my stomach now. I bought the Keychron K11 max which uses the Gateron Low Profile 2.0 which after some research is KS-33. I knew beforehand the Red Silent 2.0 isn't what I wanted. I've been waiting for months for the Gateron Low-profile 3.0 Blush nano which is a

This is a skill issue. The Pandas are explicitly only compatible with the V3. And it says so on the site. It's not NuPhy's fault you failed to read lol. The V3 switches seem to have been designed for the Kick75's (and at least the Chilkey ND75's) low-profile and full-height dual-compatibility featur

I would not call any kind of low-profile option having a "robust" choice of switches. Maybe the NuPhy Kick75, but that's because you can use normal switches with it, so it's not really purely low-profile. The problem is every switch manufacturer has at least one low-profile "standard" that is mutual

Is it possible to desolder a low profile PCB and solder on different sockets? IMO the Kailh switches are unsurpassed when it comes to low profile switches, but I pretty much hate any board that comes with them. Im mostly looking for the v2 Kaihl sockets, not the ones compatible with the v1 choc. I'd

Last time I disassembled my Kick75 and unplugged the battery, it reset to factory defaults. There are people in this sub who have asked NuPhy about it, and this is the expected behaviour. The keyboard has no persistent memory, apparently, so you can't run it battery-less if you have any custom key m

Scratch that, read further down, I did have issues with my Kick75 on Linux... Regarding different behaviour with different devices: In Linux, dongles and wired devices are recognised differently. In KDE, you can customise them on a per-device basis, and my Keychron mouse shows up as Keychron Link 8K