The Epomaker Split65 keyboard has revolutionized how I type and work — here’s how
The Epomaker Split65 has a steep learning curve but it’s a superb ergonomic keyboard for serious typists and casual gamers.
NuPhy Kick75 review: Modder’s delight
The NuPhy Kick75 is the brand’s best mechanical keyboard yet, representing the fulfilment of (or at least a major milestone ...
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Porting QMK To A Cheap Mechanical Keyboard
But however they were built, they almost all shared one thing in common: they ran some variant of the open source QMK keyboard firmware. But what if you just want to run an open firmware on the ...
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Keychron is putting Hall effect switches into more keyboards
Mechanical keyboard specialist Keychron is adding fancy analog Hall effect switches to more of its lineup. Two of the models announced at CES today are launching immediately: the $169 Lemokey P1 ...
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Kinesis + Teensy = QMK Advantage Over Your Keyboard
Whether you’re building a new keeb, you’ve got a broken Kinesis, or you simply want to run QMK on the thing and don’t mind getting your hands dirty, there’s a new Stapelberg controller on ...