Yooo i have come to 90% at least fill your criteria, not sure about VIA.
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once you flash to Sonix QMK you can enable Via.
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FU brain! My inner monologue hounding me about the Boba 4UTs I have just sitting hereâŚ
If a GB/kit comes out that is gasket mount, 60 or 65%, gasket mount and PCB relief cut, knob in top right and VIA⌠I wonât be able to say no.
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Crosspost! My new keys!
https://forum.level1techs.com/t/post-what-new-thing-you-acquired-recently/149881/12994?u=sapiens
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I like that little blue thing 
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Very nice, always good seeing more ISO around.
What switches did you get in it?
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I choose the Cherry browns! Feels really nice.
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Iâm really just being overly picky â a normal 65% with the block to separate the arrows is the closest easily available keyboard for me to get. Was really hoping to find a 65% where the âEnd/Home/Pg Up/Pg Downâ keys were also spaced off away from the main block off keys as well.
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Meh, I accept the riskâŚ
TechRadar: Your mechanical keyboard isnât just annoying, itâs also a security risk.
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The QK65 in this vid sounds fâing amazing
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Keytap3 is a software developed by Georgi Gerganov that can detect what keys are being pressed simply by listening at a close range with a half-decent microphone, with Gerganov demonstrating this using a mobile phoneâs built-in microphone in an âacoustic eavesdroppingâ test on their YouTube channel.`
If you are near enough to actually record with audio, why not record with video instead? Better yet, steal the entire goddamn computer?
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Why do you do this to meâŚ
Actually looks pretty similar inside to my Go-Ace68, it is getting close to time to build that. I cant wait to hear it with all the dampening.
Thats a great price for the kit though and i like that they liscence the clone caps.
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That was proven in some whitepaper years ago, for a laptop keyboard.
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yeah I doubt its just mech keebs. It was click-baity as I thought they found an issue with the firmware or in Razorâs case that stupid cloud software you have to use.
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That would be this here:
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I was thinking this should be applicable wirh a little time to any keyboard.
I am sure with enougg training too, mice, if it got time to get used to the users movements and acceleration.
I picked up an LK67 barebones kit for $50 on sale. I had some lubed and spring swapped Anubis switches and some GMK Modern Dolch 2 Mist keycaps. This make an excellent mobile setup go along with my new Z13 and MX Anywhere 3.
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how do you like the feel of this keyboard ?
The LK67 is surprisingly nice. The stabs came pre-lubed, but I cleaned that off and re-did it with my preferred combo. If it wasnât so picky, I could have been happy with it out of the box. I was impressed by the fact that it already has foam in some of the spots I would have added it, including its own version of the band-aid mod on the PCB. The literal only disappointing thing about the keyboard is the mode switch. Itâs very unclear based on tactile feedback alone when youâve switched between 2.4, USB, and BT as the switch gates are not clearly defined. I added a few bits of foam to the bottom, but that was honestly unnecessary. Bottom line: Very happy with it for the money. I bought it just to hold me over til I could figure out something nicer⌠but I donât actually need to.
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