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Any keyboard that supports QMK (wired) or ZMK (wireless) will be Mac-compatible, you just have to replace some keycodes in the firmware. QMK keyboards: https:/
by badlucklottery 4y ago
Any keyboard that supports QMK (wired) or ZMK (wireless) will be Mac-compatible, you just have to replace some keycodes in the firmware.
QMK keyboards: https://qmk.fm/keyboards/ https://qmk.fm/keyboards/
ZMK keyboards: https://zmk.dev/docs/hardware https://zmk.dev/docs/hardware
Note: I'm not 100% sure the ZMK list is up to date as it's under much more active development and new keyboards get support all the time since almost any keyboard that has QMK support can get ZMK support by swapping the AmTel-based Pro Micro for a nRF52840-based nice!nano board.
- Jailbird 4y agoI did find ZMK, thanks! It seems though that - you have to go buy a board and a shield and put stuff together yourself - at least that's how it looked to me.
- badlucklottery 4y agoThere's definitely pre-built options out there. On the QMK side you have stuff like the Technik, Keychron, Moonlander, and a lot more. On the ZMK side there's a few options right now but there's some in the pipeline like the new Kinesis 360 "pro" model. There's also a lot of small companies offering build/modification services if you're not comfortable with a soldering iron but want something more exotic. It's usually not cheap but keyboards are honestly a really expensive hobby.
- Jailbird 4y agoThanks! I'll keep looking. I'm not uncomfortable with a soldering iron... but it's just not where I want to spend my time and mental energy these days. I see they're going to be expensive, and that's OK for me. I plan to get one good tool, not start a collection.