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Keychron K8 pro wouldn't connect to VIA program, VIA says "searching for devices". Seems it doesn't want to recognize the keyboard. Key tester recognizes tho. Any ideas to what could be  the problem here?
I would say that you will be able to get the creamy if you use all foams >

So the plate would not matter that much? Because I’ve planned to put on some foams inside and lube already! >

The plate might change it a bit but full foam config usually lead to the marbly sound which I think is the creamy you want. If you were not using all foams and wanted the clackiest sound I would say to go with alu plate, if you want a softer typing maybe try pom o pc plate, fr4 would be something in between alu and the others >

Thank you for taking the time! It helped a lot. >

No problem ✌️ >

Hi there!
I'm getting into this amazing world of making your own keyboard and I guess I wont have just one keyboard but I do have some questions.
Coming from the mac world, I used slim keyboard for the past year and I was wondering if the passage to a full height keyboard was easy for some of you. I like the minimalistic approach of not having a wrist rest on the desk. Are you people able to use a full height keyboard without a wrist rest?
Last question, if I'm going toward the low-profile option, like Keychron K3 (Pro or V2, hard to know) is there still a great possibility of finding key caps?
I guess I'm trying to find the most customizable low-profile keyboard, any recommendation? >

i'd say most people don't use a wrist rest. with normal mechanical keyboards your choices are literally in the hundreds for switches and keycaps. low profile switches and keycaps are fairly new and offer only a handful of choices. i switch between laptop and mech all the time, for me it was never an issue