Pok3r

AI of course. like I just stare at the keyboard and it types what I was going to type. /s fwiw about a month into my mq80 after using a pok3r for a decade, love this keyboard!

The Monsgeek M1 family are splendid, as is the MK pro 75 from Microcenter's house brand Inland. The M1 has better stabs, the Inland has a much better gasket mount. I would have said that you can't go wrong with Keychron but I have been seeing reports of abusive customer support lately. The Yunzii AL

The Fun60 doesn't use the common 60% mounting points, so to use it in a GH60/Pok3r 60% case you would need to remove the stock mounting points and install new ones. For the Holy60 this is going to be particularly hard because it has so little material on the bottom to line up the new mounting points

Pro: Keychron are the only ones with HE+QMK. Con: Keychron seem to be going through some kind of crisis. They have QA problems and people are reporting awful customer support.. Other options: Monsgeek TMR boards. Fun60 Ultra TMR and M1 V5 TMR Pro: Can mix and match magnets and conventional switches.

Eh, Mint is actually kind of fine? I used Mint for a while but they have a bad data throttling policy so I switched to Cricket because their "low speed data" isn't actually a set rate but instead makes it so you have lower priority than everyone else. You still get full speed when the network can ha

Get a YMDK walnut or rosewood case. Wood makes for a legitimate percussion instrument. https://ymdkey.com/products/gh60-60-wood-case-gk64-gk61-60-pok3r-dz60-yd60mq-xd64 POM or PC plate. And 1mm O-rings and 8mm-10mm case screws for a burger mount.

I would get something cheap to play around with and get an idea for what you want. Apart from specific brands that provide alternate plates and things there's not much mix-and-match capoability except for the specific case of 60% "GH60" or "Pok3r" boards that have a standard tray mount and USB port

OK, a straight 60% or TKL will also work. This collection of Pok3r components will let you assemble a lovely little 60% hotswap QMK board in a wooden or aluminum red or coffee case.

I wouldn't say either give you a huuuge advantage (dispite what some people will tell you). Your body is pretty good at adapting and "getting used" to a setup. Upgrading your peripherals is more of a feel thing IMO than a measurable impact (unless you have truly shitty stuff lol). Your movement and

First, I (F50s) never had trouble from colleagues or students about my tremor. (I'm a professor and have worked as a software engineer.) I've found it's only an issue if they don't know why I'm shaking. I just let them know upfront that I have an essential tremor, which means that my hands shake but