Sofle

A fully-built high-end keyboard vs a kit with no switches or caps and maybe nothing more than the PCB for that $50 price (seems to depend on the seller)... Yeah, because that is an equal comparison! 🤦‍♂️ The Etsy pricing for fully built versions of a Sofle 3.1 wireless columnar board put it in the same

Oh hey, I thought you would be on vacation :o early happy Lunar New Year! Thanks for the suggestion, but I don't have the tools nor the skillset for that. The peak of my keyboard building skill is putting switches in the hot-swap socket. That's why I chose to buy the Sofle Hybrid from your store. It

I want this keyboard very badly! My ergo journey: Generic staggered split w membrane switches on a single board and a bigass enter with PS2 connector. I used the hell out of this one until it finally gave up the ghost. Kinesis Advantage 2. Could never get used to the keywells. Mistell Borroco MD600.

I recently bought a Sofle (my first mechanical and first split). Here are my thougts after 1.5 months: Print the keyboard on a sheet of paper to see whether it fits your hands size. In retrospective, I wish that the Sofle had a more aggressive column stagger. Now, I would buy a different one (maybe

So you picked a cheapo wireless that is inherently needing to use more expensive parts than a wired one that is more expensive, and you are surprised by quality issues? Sure. Not a Google issue. An issue of unrealistic expectations instead. The cheap wireless keyboards use clones of the nice!nano co

My bad. I forgot that's for your column and rows for the keys. It's been a while since I did my Sofle. I will say I had weirdness with my LEDS on my Sofle RGB and it was due to a short in a couple of places. The worst one was on my controller to the PCB. Are you following this guide? Sofle Keyboard