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

Yes it is, as other than wishing for more pinky stagger the layout was perfect for me. However, I had the pictures right there, so I really can't blame anyone else, although the naming is certainly misleading. I just got in too much of a hurry and I was also battling insomnia at the time. I should h

Sorry, reposting to avoid mod delete:Yeah I'm an engineer so I'm perfectly comfortable soldering, it's more just that one needs to pick their battles, and I don't think building a keyboard is one that I want to pick right now. I poked around the ergo sub and I'm currently considering getting a prebu

I got my ergonomic keyboard a year and half ago with basically the same criteria, with one additional: I wanted it compact, so if I build up a dependency to it (what actually happened), I can easily carry it between work and home. I ended up picking a Ferris Sweep with lowprokb choc ambient sunset s

I didn't really enjoy using the keyboard as much. So when I decided to get another low profile keyboard I decided to get one that uses Vial instead of ZMK just to try something different. Vial is much easier to use. You get all the cool QMK features but you have to use a wire to do so. ZMK does requ

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