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One can make a programmable matrix layout keyboard with Two Koolertron keyboards. While it may be a bit bigger than the 40% keyboard, it's small, programmable,
by briantakita 7y ago
One can make a programmable matrix layout keyboard with Two Koolertron keyboards. While it may be a bit bigger than the 40% keyboard, it's small, programmable, & has 96 keys or 94 keys in 3 toggleable layouts.
Gamers tend to use it has an extended numpad but I use it as my general keyboard with bespoke tilting upwards toward the middle.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B076LRJ528?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share https://www.amazon.com/dp/B076LRJ528?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_shar...
- lioeters 7y agoI've never seen those, nice! I like the cute and minimalistic design with no labels. It's advertised as a "Single-Handed Programmable Mechanical Keyboard", a unit having 48 keys (in 4 groups of 4x3) - I see, so one for each hand. It being programmable sounds great, one could position characters and modifiers any which way to please. Just curious, I suppose you've placed labels with your own mapping - or do you use the keys blank like that?
- slightwinder 7y agoThey also have a "Koolertron Programmable Split Mechanical Keyboard" which is basically two units working as a complete keyboard.