I'm full-size since I also have a work setup baked into my complete setup (KVM and whatnot). I make good use of the number pad and function keys, and it balances out my 49 inch super-ultrawide and 80 inch wide desk nicely :)
75% is my favorite size for a desk but 65% is my favorite size for travel. If I didn't have a couple of games that needed lots of keybinds then I would be pretty hard committed to a 65% at all times.
Personally I think the remapping UI is pretty straightforward and user-friendly. Yeah, it's a bit of a hassle to havta drag and drop to remap, but it seems intuitive and it prevents the problem of losing a key to the abyss if you remapped it and want it back. For example, going with your suggestion of clicking on a key, and then pressing the remap to remap it, if I remap my Esc key to just be another letter X key, well how do I remap something to Esc now since my Esc key has been remapped to X? You could reset everything back to the original for just the purpose of remapping, but what if I switched out my keycaps to match my remapping, then I'm not necessarily going to remember the old default mapping.
I expected something similar to GMMK, but my expectations fell apart once I saw this keyboard. I was hoping for something high standard from Nzxt, but instead they just made a cheap low quality keyboard But the mouse was decent, though it still has some input lag compared to other competitors.
"High standard". The one's who haven't learned how to make a case that doesn't suck with airflow and don't add anything to the next iteration of the case? Those high standards? The same high standards that chocked off m.2 airflow of their mobo? The one's that when they announced a new case with airflow in mind they added a screen in the front? The only thing they have going for them is minimalism. And they can't even do that well without causing fires. The puck they have for headphones is good
There are boards out there with better build quality for the same price. By the time you put money and effort into making the experience better you could of built one for cheaper and to the spec you want. You don't have to be an enthusiast to build a better board. As far as mass production, anyone with the heart could out perform this board.
I'm a tkl with a usb numpad. I like the tkl + numpad combo, except it works best when you have a numpad with a detachable cable, and a tkl kb with a usb port, and both can be hard to find. Being able to move the numpad to left or get rid of it entirely is a really nice feature.
65% or mini TKL is perfect for me. I typically use only the 40% part of the 65% keyboards for work related typing with both hands on the keyboard but it's nice to have dedicated keys for when I don't have both hands on the keyboard, like when I'm watching UA-cam videos or just browsing web pages.
I think it's more about having the mouse to the right closer to the keyboard, making your posture better. So for me, 65% keyboard-mouse-external numpad.
I'm still living in the 90s, full size. I've found when I use a smaller size in my personal time and then go into work and use the assigned keyboard it takes me a couple hours of that Monday trying to adapt again to the size.
Very good review man. Love the honesty shown here. I agree with your points made here. As for my preferred kbd size, I would have to go with full size actually. I cannot live without the numpad I use it too often
I like 65% and 75% layouts as long as they have blockers. I am not into compact board. I like the way boards with blockers look and I find them easier to use.
I like full-sized keyboards mainly because I stream and I use the numpad as my stream deck pretty much, I have it setup to switch scenes and start or stop the stream. I even have my instant replay and screen shot button on it. My discord mute and deafen is also on there. So I use a full size numpad as macro keys
I watched your video about 2 months back as a review for this keyboard. You where the reason I decided to spend my money on this and I am very glad I did. This keyboards build quality, Switch quality and the sound of the keys sound very premium. I have been through quite a few keyboards in my time with computers and its normally a switch goes or some feature of the board. This keyboard every part is basically replaceable meaning you buy this once and you'd never need to buy another again. Would honestly recommend this keyboard to anyone!
“Full if you’re still in the 90s” 😩 I need that num pad for work!! Any full sized you’d recommend that aren’t…a mess? I’ve looked at separate num pads to use in addition to a TKL or something but am kind of at a loss and have given up at this point haha
Hello. if the NZXT cam is asking me to firmware update do I have to do it? will it cause any harm to the rest of the pc? I've never done this and just wanted to be careful by asking.
I do believe that the “NZXT” button is there to launch the application “NZXT cam”, but I’m not sure, I’ve seen many gaming laptops with keyboards that have a key containing there logo, when pressed on launches there gaming suite. Perhaps it’s that? Anyways keep up the great work Frank, love your content especially your filming techniques. 🔥
i have the ten keyless, and their new mouse. i have zero issues, i find the price fine tbh... ive been using pc for over 10 years now, and this has by far been my favorite mouse and keyboard
I like full all the way for my main machines and coding. TKL works great for my HTPC (home theatre PC). Although I also use a full size Logitech 613 (had it and love the Logitech's mechanical key feel a bit heavy though) in the bedroom's HTPC along with a TKL.. I also find full size keyboard, in particular Logitech G915, not an incumbrance when gaming.
After they've updated and fixed most of the issues and cons I might get the Tenkeyless version (white) and buy a keycap sets for it. They need to make a version with Nordic Layout though
I am bouncing between 65% and 75% but I am leaning more towards 75% as the best midlde ground between size and functionality. Keep the arrow keys + function rows + some nav keys, all in a rather small form factor. What's not to like? Currently rocking a modded ID80 v1 with JWICK T1s as my daily.
Well appareantly i live in the 90s, i have a full size because i use it for CAD work and that numpad is much easier and faster to use than the numbers row when you have to input a lot of numbers.
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My main preference is no doubt, FULL-SIZE keyboard since I use numpad A LOT for my gaming and works. Of course, more sizes are welcomed for me to try with.
I personally like full only cause of the various programs I use and games I play that the numpad just adds extra keys for various functions. In any other instance, TKL is perferred.
Im a full size KB user, as I use the right side a lot when writing code, and 3D modeling i.e work. But I do want compact when gaming I want to switch to the 80 but find a good mechanical wireless USBC numpad or Numpad the has the Home.Delete.PgUp..etc. then that would allow me to switch to compact and pull out the rest during work not gaming. Can you make a video on that? Or suggestions
RandomFrankP please please tell me what's the name of the live steam wallpaper you're using!? I love it! 😃👍⭐ Good video by the way... The stabilizers yikes!!! Really bad I agree. I work in retail but I can not recommend this keyboard for many reasons...
Full size is pretty much the ONLY option for those needing to do CAD and work based applications, depending on the job and application. I like a compact Tenkeyless at home (Keychron k2) but wouldn't be against a larger 75% layout depending on desk space.
I like the TKL format. But whatever you call GMMK Pro's layout is my preference. Pretty much the same as the mini tkl. I like having access to F1-F12 and reassigning del, end, pg up and such to macros
I think for the Pro it would be considered a 75% layout from similar that I've seen online. But I agree I really love the size of the Pro as it's such a perfect fit for me.
I'm honestly only a fan of the mini TKL through the BLD program, just for the colors, but there is always room for improvement. The audio adjustment roller on the left side is a new thing, but people may like it!
There was a macros thing under the Lighting section? I still am a Full-size fan because I'm not a fan of the memory and occasional finger-gymnastics I have to do when accessing the function layer and also because I type in a foreign language where I need easy access to accented letters via ASCII shortcuts. Well actually to be honest what I'd like most is a TKL with attachable numpad like the Everest Ultimate does it so I can move it over to the left but I don't feel anyone has gotten that right yet aside from the Everest Ultimate which is impossible to get where I am in the world (and insanely expensive, like 2-3 times the cost). I've also decided that low-profile keys is where it's at for me which pretty much locks me into Logitech currently. Give me a left-side-numpad full keyboard with low profile switches and I'll buy it in a heartbeat even if non-removable numpad.
Honestly it depends but I tend to lean towards either 65% and 75%. I just ordered a Iqunix og80 which I guess will be my first 80% which basically is a 75%? Honestly not sure lol.
I think these were made to be bundled with their BLD PCs. For products that you would get with their BLD PCs, these are really good. Obviously these are not good keyboards, and the mouse is pretty average, but these are extremely good for starting peripherals. However, HP might have the upper hand if they start using HyperX peripherals with their PCs.
65% FTW :) Maybe see if you can review the upcoming QK65, made by the same people who make your Jelly Epoch, but a budget friendly version that's cheaper than any of these high end gaming keebs.
I like Exploded 75's because I always accidentally press the key beside backspace and need more space for arrow keys when I program. Maybe I'm just shitty at typing
i love my fullsize boards since i use basically all my keys. i can forego the fn row if i can remap my normal num row to the fn row but i need a numpad. bonus points if its southpaw or the board has a usb passthrough so i can connect a numpad to it if i want to. kinda why the everest is still my go to. if a company did a "minitkl" with a southpaw numpad option i would be all over that though for sure, especially if the software is good
Full size K100 on my main, and a Asus Strix Moonlight TKL for my living room. I have a few 60% boards btu i cant use them daily. Im just too used to full size.
I have my razer mini rgb I love the 60% so far I thought I'd be slower on typing but then I remember my keyboard on my phone is like it so I kept same speed if not faster
how would the feel of this compare to the original pewdiepie keyboard, my friend has one and i prefer it far better than mine, but idk if im ready to comit to 60%
I guess I'm old because I strongly prefer full size. I just never even think to type numbers using the top row. My fingers just instinctively go to the keypad.
glad to see the team at nzxt could make a great product in this industry. they might not be really sure of the industry standards and the consumer base's wants or needs, but the functionality of their keyboard was really impressive. they really clicked all the boxes and that tiny scroller would be so damn useful. excited to see how things develop in the keyboard world in the next few years, mind you Im one of the poor souls who hopped on the nk65 just to see things explode in my face LMAO lets do this shit
"A full size for people still living in the 90's."
Lol, why you gotta roast us like that Frank.
I'm full-size since I also have a work setup baked into my complete setup (KVM and whatnot). I make good use of the number pad and function keys, and it balances out my 49 inch super-ultrawide and 80 inch wide desk nicely :)
Goals
@Adolf Hitler but frank did ask mr. main character of life
I'm really into full size but with the numpad on the left side or removable (Everest max) nice to have the buttons without losing mouse space
75% is my favorite size for a desk but 65% is my favorite size for travel. If I didn't have a couple of games that needed lots of keybinds then I would be pretty hard committed to a 65% at all times.
Personally I think the remapping UI is pretty straightforward and user-friendly. Yeah, it's a bit of a hassle to havta drag and drop to remap, but it seems intuitive and it prevents the problem of losing a key to the abyss if you remapped it and want it back.
For example, going with your suggestion of clicking on a key, and then pressing the remap to remap it, if I remap my Esc key to just be another letter X key, well how do I remap something to Esc now since my Esc key has been remapped to X? You could reset everything back to the original for just the purpose of remapping, but what if I switched out my keycaps to match my remapping, then I'm not necessarily going to remember the old default mapping.
I expected something similar to GMMK, but my expectations fell apart once I saw this keyboard.
I was hoping for something high standard from Nzxt, but instead they just made a cheap low quality keyboard
But the mouse was decent, though it still has some input lag compared to other competitors.
Mouse looked okay but its still trash. Not your normal input lag on that one
"High standard". The one's who haven't learned how to make a case that doesn't suck with airflow and don't add anything to the next iteration of the case? Those high standards? The same high standards that chocked off m.2 airflow of their mobo? The one's that when they announced a new case with airflow in mind they added a screen in the front? The only thing they have going for them is minimalism. And they can't even do that well without causing fires. The puck they have for headphones is good
Nzxt can’t even make a case that has good airflow or doesn’t catch on fire. Idk what high standards you were expecting.
Oh shit the fuck up it’s a nice ass keyboard! What can you build a better board and mass produce it?
There are boards out there with better build quality for the same price. By the time you put money and effort into making the experience better you could of built one for cheaper and to the spec you want. You don't have to be an enthusiast to build a better board. As far as mass production, anyone with the heart could out perform this board.
I'm a tkl with a usb numpad. I like the tkl + numpad combo, except it works best when you have a numpad with a detachable cable, and a tkl kb with a usb port, and both can be hard to find.
Being able to move the numpad to left or get rid of it entirely is a really nice feature.
So you are a sentient keyboard?
65% or mini TKL is perfect for me. I typically use only the 40% part of the 65% keyboards for work related typing with both hands on the keyboard but it's nice to have dedicated keys for when I don't have both hands on the keyboard, like when I'm watching UA-cam videos or just browsing web pages.
1800 keyboards have been growing on me lately. Really nice to have a numpad but still a smaller footprint than a standard full size
any suggestions? i been looking for one for work other than the keychron k4 and rk100?
Yeah Phero but i cant find someone asking this so shut your damm mouth
@@jkang1009 If you’re willing to build a custom, the Melody96 from YMDK is quite nice
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I think it's more about having the mouse to the right closer to the keyboard, making your posture better. So for me, 65% keyboard-mouse-external numpad.
Luv ur vids frank so glad ur back
I just love 75%, you don't really lose out on any keys but it is still smaller than TKL
I gotta ask what that wallpaper you were using. Too clean 😍😍
I've been on the Arisu layout of late. Just built my Atlas65 over the weekend. Loving the mirrored, purple acrylic
I'm still living in the 90s, full size. I've found when I use a smaller size in my personal time and then go into work and use the assigned keyboard it takes me a couple hours of that Monday trying to adapt again to the size.
Very good review man. Love the honesty shown here. I agree with your points made here.
As for my preferred kbd size, I would have to go with full size actually. I cannot live without the numpad I use it too often
Appreciate that you’re not afraid to bring the heat. Exposure like this makes consumers have a better experience. Real one.
I took a shot every time you mentioned the build program and I’m dead now.
Where can i find that moving pc-background? It looks amazing af
I like 65% and 75% layouts as long as they have blockers.
I am not into compact board.
I like the way boards with blockers look and I find them easier to use.
I like full-sized keyboards mainly because I stream and I use the numpad as my stream deck pretty much, I have it setup to switch scenes and start or stop the stream. I even have my instant replay and screen shot button on it. My discord mute and deafen is also on there. So I use a full size numpad as macro keys
I watched your video about 2 months back as a review for this keyboard. You where the reason I decided to spend my money on this and I am very glad I did. This keyboards build quality, Switch quality and the sound of the keys sound very premium.
I have been through quite a few keyboards in my time with computers and its normally a switch goes or some feature of the board. This keyboard every part is basically replaceable meaning you buy this once and you'd never need to buy another again.
Would honestly recommend this keyboard to anyone!
80% is my go to, I need a function row for gaming and the home row is nice. But it almost provides the small footprint of a 65%.
Full keyboards are nice from streaming you can use the numpad keys for a bunch of hotkeys instead of a stream deck
“Full if you’re still in the 90s” 😩 I need that num pad for work!! Any full sized you’d recommend that aren’t…a mess? I’ve looked at separate num pads to use in addition to a TKL or something but am kind of at a loss and have given up at this point haha
there is literally no reason to go full size
if you really need the Numpad go for 1800 layout.
Odin by KBDfans or the Stacked1800 by Cannonkeys
@@omprakashsahu4798 thanks!
@@her3tic67 thank you! 🙌🏼
for your situation id look into 96% keyboards, a good one i can recommend is the keychron k4
What's the track name playing in the background? description says it's by Esbe but I couldn't find it in their bandcamp
great review, I'm a sucker for a full-sized right shift key on a mini keyboard
I appreciate the commitment to your mom. Truly has caused me to look for it every video now
I am a 75% man, recently picked up a Tofu84 with gat ink black v2s and I LOVE it.
Hello. if the NZXT cam is asking me to firmware update do I have to do it? will it cause any harm to the rest of the pc? I've never done this and just wanted to be careful by asking.
I do believe that the “NZXT” button is there to launch the application “NZXT cam”, but I’m not sure, I’ve seen many gaming laptops with keyboards that have a key containing there logo, when pressed on launches there gaming suite.
Perhaps it’s that?
Anyways keep up the great work Frank, love your content especially your filming techniques. 🔥
75% is my favourite layout. Not really missing anything. TKL is an incredibly close second
i have the ten keyless, and their new mouse. i have zero issues, i find the price fine tbh... ive been using pc for over 10 years now, and this has by far been my favorite mouse and keyboard
60% is my favourite no doubt. Once you get used to it it's pretty rad. I'm using the HyperX Alloy Origins w/ Red Switches.
I used to be a sixty persent guy but now i love the tlk
i use a full hyperx alloy origins with reds. actually a really good option considering my desk size but it’s a bitch to lube or mod
I like full all the way for my main machines and coding. TKL works great for my HTPC (home theatre PC). Although I also use a full size Logitech 613 (had it and love the Logitech's mechanical key feel a bit heavy though) in the bedroom's HTPC along with a TKL.. I also find full size keyboard, in particular Logitech G915, not an incumbrance when gaming.
After they've updated and fixed most of the issues and cons I might get the Tenkeyless version (white) and buy a keycap sets for it. They need to make a version with Nordic Layout though
I am bouncing between 65% and 75% but I am leaning more towards 75% as the best midlde ground between size and functionality. Keep the arrow keys + function rows + some nav keys, all in a rather small form factor. What's not to like? Currently rocking a modded ID80 v1 with JWICK T1s as my daily.
oh god! This is the answer to my prayers! This is exactly the keyboard that I want, compact TKL, flat base, no beveled edges!
What's up with the mic quality when you showed the software?
Otherwise a good video and review
Well appareantly i live in the 90s, i have a full size because i use it for CAD work and that numpad is much easier and faster to use than the numbers row when you have to input a lot of numbers.
My main preference is no doubt, FULL-SIZE keyboard since I use numpad A LOT for my gaming and works. Of course, more sizes are welcomed for me to try with.
if you ever get a chance try a 60% keyboard its honestly really fun to use my only gripe is a chose yellow switches so its why too sensitive
Frank have you heard of Mistel? I recently purchased the orca split keyboard from them and the split functionality for gaming is a game changer !
anyone know if you still have to have the software running after you have remapped a keyboard?
Is there any chance you’ll review new keychron K8 Pro before the campaign ends?
The stabilized keys sound like that one old dell mechanical keyboard from the early 2000’s that everyone seemed to have.
Wasn't expecting a your mom joke at the intro, well played.
would you recommend a custom keyboard for that price?
I personally like full only cause of the various programs I use and games I play that the numpad just adds extra keys for various functions. In any other instance, TKL is perferred.
As a programmer I can't even imagine my work without the numpad. beside having more options is always nice🙂
Im a full size KB user, as I use the right side a lot when writing code, and 3D modeling i.e work.
But I do want compact when gaming I want to switch to the 80 but find a good mechanical wireless USBC numpad or Numpad the has the Home.Delete.PgUp..etc. then that would allow me to switch to compact and pull out the rest during work not gaming. Can you make a video on that? Or suggestions
Full size keyboard for me. As I'm a gamer from the 80's 😁
What is that computer wallpaper u have?
RandomFrankP please please tell me what's the name of the live steam wallpaper you're using!? I love it! 😃👍⭐
Good video by the way... The stabilizers yikes!!! Really bad I agree. I work in retail but I can not recommend this keyboard for many reasons...
Hey frank, hope your having a good day. Keep up the good job, and I enjoyed the video!
are u sure bc you cant watch it in 3 minutes
@@miki-vn7nt deadass
@@miki-vn7nt happy you said that, I more ment im enjoying it so far 😁
@@xotechnology1161 😐
That dedicated NZXT key was F14. That was quite useful playing some games.
I have the nzxt function minitkl and can not get into my bios with the keyboard. have tried it on 2 pcs but without success! Can anyone help me?
Would have to say I like the TKL style for gaming, but for the work I do, that number pad is almost required.
Full size is pretty much the ONLY option for those needing to do CAD and work based applications, depending on the job and application. I like a compact Tenkeyless at home (Keychron k2) but wouldn't be against a larger 75% layout depending on desk space.
Is the Ducky One 2 Mini still a relevant keyboard?
I don't know if it's just the fact that the reds sound terrible, but the stabs sounded way better in the tkl than the minitkl
I like the TKL format. But whatever you call GMMK Pro's layout is my preference. Pretty much the same as the mini tkl.
I like having access to F1-F12 and reassigning del, end, pg up and such to macros
I think for the Pro it would be considered a 75% layout from similar that I've seen online. But I agree I really love the size of the Pro as it's such a perfect fit for me.
I use a 10key for work as I do a lot of number entry. Luckily I got the Everest Max and can pop it off for personal use
I'm honestly only a fan of the mini TKL through the BLD program, just for the colors, but there is always room for improvement. The audio adjustment roller on the left side is a new thing, but people may like it!
Huntsman mini has had me in live with 60% layouts ever since
1800 Keyboard FTW. Started using t his layout because I need a numpad for work.
that typing test is giving me motion sickness from the camera movement lol
There was a macros thing under the Lighting section?
I still am a Full-size fan because I'm not a fan of the memory and occasional finger-gymnastics I have to do when accessing the function layer and also because I type in a foreign language where I need easy access to accented letters via ASCII shortcuts. Well actually to be honest what I'd like most is a TKL with attachable numpad like the Everest Ultimate does it so I can move it over to the left but I don't feel anyone has gotten that right yet aside from the Everest Ultimate which is impossible to get where I am in the world (and insanely expensive, like 2-3 times the cost). I've also decided that low-profile keys is where it's at for me which pretty much locks me into Logitech currently. Give me a left-side-numpad full keyboard with low profile switches and I'll buy it in a heartbeat even if non-removable numpad.
65 has quickly become my favorite after getting into the custom community
Honestly it depends but I tend to lean towards either 65% and 75%. I just ordered a Iqunix og80 which I guess will be my first 80% which basically is a 75%? Honestly not sure lol.
I think these were made to be bundled with their BLD PCs. For products that you would get with their BLD PCs, these are really good. Obviously these are not good keyboards, and the mouse is pretty average, but these are extremely good for starting peripherals.
However, HP might have the upper hand if they start using HyperX peripherals with their PCs.
65% FTW :) Maybe see if you can review the upcoming QK65, made by the same people who make your Jelly Epoch, but a budget friendly version that's cheaper than any of these high end gaming keebs.
can we control the rgb without software ?
the mini TKL looks kinda lit ngl, since I'm a big fan of 75% layout, mini TKL looks like the next gen of 75%
I like Exploded 75's because I always accidentally press the key beside backspace and need more space for arrow keys when I program. Maybe I'm just shitty at typing
mine is an older membrane LG915 with 18G macro keys (essentially a whole other num pad). larger than full keyboard standard. it's antique
Does anyone else have a problem with this keyboard where it makes a high pitched ringing while the rgb is on?
can someone tell me the best custom keyboard for price and performance?
65% gang over here!
Rocking the Keychron K6 w/ Khail Box Burnt Oranges (work) and the ROG Falchion w/ Cherry Reds (play).
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HEY you take that back
I'm a full size kinda guy myself, but im going to try a TKL and see if i like it.
i love my fullsize boards since i use basically all my keys. i can forego the fn row if i can remap my normal num row to the fn row but i need a numpad. bonus points if its southpaw or the board has a usb passthrough so i can connect a numpad to it if i want to. kinda why the everest is still my go to. if a company did a "minitkl" with a southpaw numpad option i would be all over that though for sure, especially if the software is good
Honest and to the point, thats why I subscribe !
Instant video like for the intro lmao😆
I'm a college prof so full size keyboard. I always need those number pads on the right. Specially when I'm computing and encoding grades.
I'm a compact boi. Perfect size for gaming and still having all the keys I need for editing
Full size K100 on my main, and a Asus Strix Moonlight TKL for my living room. I have a few 60% boards btu i cant use them daily. Im just too used to full size.
I have my razer mini rgb I love the 60% so far I thought I'd be slower on typing but then I remember my keyboard on my phone is like it so I kept same speed if not faster
I prefer a full layout keyboard, need my num pad lol... Also, saw that scrambled Ghost cube over there, nice!
if it ever goes on sale for like $60 i'll grab it and check it out
Bought a ut47.2 (40%) on a whim just to try it out... help i can't use regular layout keyboards anymore
I'm a TKL fan for work, since I need the function keys as a programmer. And 65% for games
how would the feel of this compare to the original pewdiepie keyboard, my friend has one and i prefer it far better than mine, but idk if im ready to comit to 60%
I like the full size boards because I need the num pad for gaming.
I guess I'm old because I strongly prefer full size. I just never even think to type numbers using the top row. My fingers just instinctively go to the keypad.
I thought we were gonna get a K5 competitor.. boy oh boy was I wrong
I'm a full size kind of guy, mainly cus I do design in my computer and that numpad is essential.
I'm a 60% at the moment but I would love a mini tkl
1800 is the goated layout. Fullsize function, TKL size.
i like my SF keyboards. i'm rocking the Ducky One 2 SF rn, and it is by far the best keyboard i've ever owned.
Thank you Frank!
"The Good, Bad & UGLY." i like the reference to the movie
glad to see the team at nzxt could make a great product in this industry. they might not be really sure of the industry standards and the consumer base's wants or needs, but the functionality of their keyboard was really impressive. they really clicked all the boxes and that tiny scroller would be so damn useful. excited to see how things develop in the keyboard world in the next few years, mind you Im one of the poor souls who hopped on the nk65 just to see things explode in my face LMAO lets do this shit
ah shit i typed this before i finished the video holy cow that price and software :| well at least how they know what to work on