AAMfP, 5 months ago

@axkira
Check also https://kbd.news/ since there are gazillions alternatives there.
And if you're able to solder and do your electronics, you'll have fun there.
I'm not, so in the end I've bought an ErgoDash prebuilt from FalbaTech, but I'm happy.

axkira, 5 months ago

@AAMfP thanks a lot! will check it out :)
watched a couple of DIY keybord assemble videos, looks like it's not too hard 🤪

ctietze, 7 months ago

@LauraLangdon The top row key caps look interesting. What are the round thingies on them?

(Did you change any parts, like switches?)

LauraLangdon, 7 months ago

@ctietze The round things are stickers! I put them on to help me know which row I’m touching. I haven’t made any modifications to the Voyager yet, but for the Moonlander I added foam to the case and the PCB to improve the sound profile. The Voyager has unmodded Choc reds for now, and the Moonlander has 63.5g Helios, lubed and filmed.

AAMfP, 11 months ago

@23R0
Very very nice, but no arrow keys and the weird half-ISO is not cool.
Years ago they were thinking about a possible columnar-staggered version. Waiting for it.
@AccordionBruce

AccordionBruce, 11 months ago

@AAMfP @23R0
It’s a golden age of ergo keyboards, with new ones appearing almost weekly it seems

Not all have much new or worthwhile to offer, but it’s definitely interesting

#Trackpoints though are very uncommon. That’s going to be a hard feature to shop for

It’s pretty much something a few people mod themselves, or the #UltimateHackersKeyboard I think

I just backed this #NayaCreate Kickstarter which has modules kind of like the UHK
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/naya-create/naya-create

#MechanicalKeyboard