GMK26

Ich selbst habe mir zum ausprobieren, ob mir die Konstellation passt, ein Zuoya GMK26 für 30€ auf aliexpress bestellt und bin sehr zufrieden damit. Das hat auch Makro keys und einen drehregler, was ich dachte, dass es mir beim Evo80 fehlen würde (tut es aber nicht).

Comprei um Keychron k2 v2 c2 (switches azuis, 70%) e um Zuoya GMK26 (só o numpad para uso ocasional). Sinto o Zuoya muito superior na estabilidade da ligação e nos switches (castanhos) Com o Keychron basta ter o smartphone ou tablet entre o teclado e o pc que sinto logo delays ocasionais e muitas fa

I saw this numpad in another thread where the guy did a breakdown on it. It is plastic but it feels good and has no flex. https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/comments/1gd8bz5/zuoya_gmk26_opened/

I have multiple computers at home and multiple keyboards in various sizes - TKL, 75%, 65%... and I got one separate numpad (Zuoya GMK26). It's was relatively cheap - 28 Euros/bucks. It supports QMK/VIA, has it's own macro keys, own Fn, Esc, Tab, Enter. Hot swappable, layered, the whole shebang. The

Options when buying are kinda limited at 100 percent. They exist just TKL/80 and 65 percent are kind of taking over. Personally, I have an 80 percent with a separate number pad. I like this cause I get more total keys than a 100. The number pad I chose has an extra row of macro keys, which I find ve

Yes all you have to do is buy Switches (It supports both 3 and 5 pin switches) to your preference and a keycap set. I just recently built a Zuoya GMK87 myself and it was pretty easy and satisfying to do that myself. Depending on what switches and keycaps you get the price can either be lower or high