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GMMK boards are surprisingly nice for the money... the new 'elite' looks to have taken it up a notch too. I originally got one, as it was hotswap and almost as
by mech422 6y ago
GMMK boards are surprisingly nice for the money...
the new 'elite' looks to have taken it up a notch too.
I originally got one, as it was hotswap and almost as cheap as a switch tester. But it compares well with say my Ducky.
- chevill 6y ago>the new 'elite' looks to have taken it up a notch too. I got their new "Pro" as a secondary keyboard. Its really nice, however, unlike most of the reviewers I didn't like the polycarbonate plate. I put the stock aluminum one back into it because the polycarbonate one flexes so much the contacts on the switches won't stay in the sockets. Still once that issue was resolved its a great keyboard with a ton of cool features at a pretty affordable price (relatively). >I originally got one, as it was hotswap and almost as cheap as a switch tester. But it compares well with say my Ducky. My original standard GMMK ended up being a better keyboard than my first custom kit I spend over $300 on. For some reason my linear switches felt smoother on it, I had less issues, and the build quality was solid enough.
- mech422 5y agoheh - yeah, I rebuilt a Vortext Cypher (1) including adding SMT leds to unused pads on the board... What I learned about soldering was worth the cost of the board :-) I like heavy switches so I put kaihl box navies in it. Its probably just bias, but its still my favorite board. 1 https://imgur.com/gallery/IBScxqJ https://imgur.com/gallery/IBScxqJ
- ycombinete 6y agoHow do they compare to Keychron?
- mech422 5y agosorry - I've got ducky, durgod, rebuilt frankenboards, and ergo's... no keychron. I will say, I use it but not the ducky, or durgods...