Mechanical Keyboards

I recently bought an Epomaker RT100 keyboard, and loving it so far. My only complaint is that they don't sell UK layout keycaps for it (I've emailed them and they've confirmed this)....

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I've been thinking about picking up another 65% board for a little while, and I'm liking the look of the Envoy. A lot of the keyboard streamers seem to like it, but has anyone on here had a chance to use it yet?

Almost all my keyboards are white due to them being vintage, and they attract dirt and dust, especially between the keys. While I have a special plastic cleaner that is alcohol-free and easy to use on most surfaces with a microfiber wipe, I have problem with between the keys...

Apparently they’ve pulled out of recent GBs they were set to be the US proxy for. They’ve set their discord to read only and deleted general chat. And their ticket system says it’s full and can’t accept new ones....

I plan to buy my first split keyboard (forever) very soon and would like to hear y'all's opinions on the Glove80 (switch: Kailh Choc v1 Brown Tactile) and Moonlander (switch: Kailh Copper or Cherry MX Brown) two. I've already searched for threads and comments on the matter a few days ago through kbin, so any links to them you...

Enhance your mechanical keyboard with the Norse Knob, a meticulously crafted artisan knob designed specifically for rotary encoders. Inspired by Norse mythology, this knob features a stunning design that adds a touch of sophistication to your keyboard setup. Each knob is meticulously fit-tested to ensure optimal performance....

This is my IBM 4979 terminal. It's part of the IBM Series/1 minicomputer ecosystem which launched in 1976 although my terminal was made 1979 or 1980. It features a 66 key IBM beamspring that was unfortunately suffering from the usual material degradation. The CRT was also non-functional with an apparent HV issue....

Hello there! Thought I'd kick this community off with a question....

This is an industrial keyboard from around 1983 manufactured by Honeywell. It features an extremely rare tall stem variant of the Microswitch SC series switches. They're clicky tactile and utilize a capacitive sense system similar to the IBM Beamspring or Model F. The tactility is achieved with a spring over buckling plate setup...

6 variants, 1 unit per color...

Looking into getting my first mechanical keyboard and want to dip my toes in the pool. Just wanted your guys perspective. I might swap the switches for some gaterons since they are hotswappable.

A refugee from reddit wanting to bring a question here. I'm looking to build a keyboard for work that would be ergonomic. Doesn't necessarily need to be split....

The is a dedicated community for Ergo Mech over at lemmy.world - come join us :-)...

This is my Nixdorf 8850 keyboard which came out in the mid 1970s (although I think mine is a later 80s version). It dates from an era where computer design was still the wild west. There were no standard or correct ways to do anything so every manufacturer made it up as they went along. This keyboard is an excellent example of...