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  microcenter you wont have much luck with customs and amazon most things prices are wayyy inflated. if you really need to get it from amazon or microcenter, expect to pay a lot more for a less quality board.
context: Anyone have any input on round keycaps? I'm looking at this (Crystal White) but some of my friends are yucking on my yum. 
  I also came across this video and fell in love with the look of cerakey as well. 
  I'm open to other suggestions, but I dig the crystal/glossy look on round and square keycaps - obviously feel is the most important. 
  This is going to be my new case so you can get an idea of my aesthetic. I'm an interior designer, so if this whole thing doesn't go together, I'm going to be very sad lol. 
  Does anyone have any recommendations for other keycap sets matching either of these aesthetics (I'm open to "regular" caps as well) ?
  TIA >
  
  ABS caps can be treated to have a uniform shine, which I guess looks similar to the shiny ceramic ones. >
  
  HELP REQUEST azerty keyboard ---
  Hey everyone,
  I just a Keychron V1 with a French ISO layout, it was working perfectly until I connected it to VIA following Keychron's Start guide and it shifted to QWERTY input. When I check the keys on the Key Tester of VIA, it's assigning the right input but it's not working right anywhere else. By that I mean that it's following the Qwerty layout instead of the Azerty I assigned on VIA, and that was the one that automatically kicked in when i had first connected my keyboard.
  I've seen that a few people had issues with VIA recognising the V1, but I feel it recognised it fine as it got the design right directly, and i had no difficulty changing other settings like the brightness of the keyboard etc. Does anyone know what this might be due to ? It's really frustrating not to be able to shift back to AZERTY while it was working fine in the beginning 😵‍💫
  Thanks ! >
  
  Does anyone know where I can find the Basketweave Alice Style Keyboard?  If that link is the main supplier, would anyone know how long it might take for them to restock? Don't mind waiting for such an amazing keyboard but if it's not going to be in stock in, say, the next 6 months  I would probably want to look elsewhere.
  As  a side note/question, any recommends for an Alice Style keyboard or just a keyboard in general they like to use for programming and/or command-line interfaces?
  Many thanks! >
  
  Keychron Q8 is readily available right now.  I would definitaly want something that has QMK firmware if using for programing. >
  
  I’m thinking of building my first keyboard since I can’t quite find exactly what i’m looking for. 
  Is there some way to build a board that i cam connect to my personal pc via cable but flip a switch and turn on Bluetooth connected to my work pc? 
  Other option being something like my logic tech master that just syncs to three device. >
  
  My Keydous NJ80 can sync to 4 BT sources and swap to USB.  
  I am not aware of any controllers, that can do that, but is likely possible if you want to try to build your own. >
  
  Fantastic starting point.  Thank you! >
  
  Hi, y'all, should I do the holee mod to my tx stabs, or are the tx stabs already good enough with dielectric grease and krytox with some wire balancing? >
  
  Would suggest not putting anything in tx stabs aside from lube and (balanced) wires. >
  
  There are all kinds of novelty sets that include text or icons for 1.25u that have zero functional things to do with a given keycap set. This is fun and fine, but I'd like to see navigation keys like this instead.
  1.75u function keys likewise. (Though there are a few around, like SA Espresso.)
  Why are 1.25u navigation keys and 1.75u function keys so rare? (Especially given the 60% layout that leaves exactly four keys in the bottom row, right of the spacebar.)
  Confession: I use my capslock as function and my 1.25u keys as left, down, up, right (home, page down, page up, end on the function layer). >
  
  They're rare because that's uncommon usage.
  But you can get say 4 x 1.25u blank keys of the same colour, in a distinct colorway to the rest of the keycaps, and that will look noticeably as an arrow cluster
  (I too use caps lock for something different. I use a blank on it too) >
  
  does anyone know how to make it harder to activate my spacebar? 
  corsair k70 TKL - i love this keyboard and its nice to type on, but the spacebar is soo easy for me to activate accidentally. is there anything i can like put over the switch or something that would make it harder to accidentally press in the spacebar? thank u keyboard wizards >
  
  If it's hotswap you can put in a different switch with a high actuation force, if not... no not really. (i don't think it's hotswap)
  Maybe replacing the entire keycap with a lower profile one, or turn it backwards (if that puts the lower rounded side toward your thumb) might make it slightly less easy to hit? >
  
  its not hot swappable and idk how to solder and dont really want to learn and get all the equipment for that
  i tried putting the spacebar upside down but it didn't really help much since at the end of the day it just feels like the switch is super sensitive and gets pressed when i just simply rest my thumb on it >
  
  Sadly I think you've just learned why hotswap boards are recommended so much/speed switches aren't (assuming you've got like silvers for switches) :( >
  
  i think its like mx silvers yes, i like it for typing and don't find it bothers me for gaming or anything (and its 150 wpm on 10fastfingers) but its very sad to me that my keyboard is sooooo sensitive that i can't even rest my thumb on it without jumping in games >
  
  Hey all, can anyone recommend a 75% board without rgb and where the cable is on the left hand side? I'm from UK so if I could buy one without importing I'd be grateful >
  
  It's basically impossible to find non-RGB stuff (that's not super DIY or rare group buy stuff) because it's so incredibly popular and so incredibly cheap to implement. You can just turn it off though. 
  V1/Q1/K2 Pro from keychron.uk though maybe. >
  
  Thanks! That's really helpful, didn't realise it was so rare 😱😱 >
  
  On the flip side, most nicer boards don't come with keycaps that have the shine-shrough legends (same with most keycaps you can buy separately), so with the lights turned off they don't look like "rgb boards" at least. >
  
  Any good recommendations for a TKL board with RGB backlighting?
  I was looking at the Keychron K8 before the Tiger Lite caught my attention and I love absolutely everything about it except the absence of of the good rgb backlights. I know this is childish and that the lighting is ultimately useless but my caveman brain really likes the rainbow. >
  
  Well the k8 is great bang for the buck...
  But if you're more focused on looks, akko is almost as good and more flashy >
  
  I dont know how many times did i ask this question but i couldn’t get an answer that tick all my boxes. So my question is which 75% keyboard should i go for? I want a wireless, black one, cheap and its a kit or come with cherry mx brown, its ok if its not a kit or cherry mx brown but it has to be cheap tho since i need to change the keycaps and switches (edit: i dont want much feature i just want a normal keyboard thats good for typing. My budget is 100$ or 10$ more, 60$ or a little more for a kit. And 100$ for a full keyboard) >
  
  search aliexpress for "nexttime 75" (make sure to pick the 2,4ghz / BT version)
  (can't link aliexpress links here, they get filtered by automod) >
  
  Is the gazzew boba u4t black different from the gazzew boba u4t that are beige? >
  
  In terms of sound >
  
  i have both cant hear different >
  
  In terms of sound >
  
  Anyone have any recommendations for a 65/60% board (preferably rgb) thats as silent as possible? Also I would prefer it to be from microcenter although if its from amazon then it is what it is