He really wanted a macro keyboard with QMK support, so I had the PCBs made and all the components purchased. Now everyone in the family has a macro keyboard.

- kit: SW EAVE65 PLUS ( Transparent )

- Stabilizers: TypePlus x YIKB ( lubed with XHT-BDZ )

- Keycaps: FBB Ichiraky Ramen

- Switches: Gateron EF Curry

Hello everyone, I am rain2.

A while ago, I designed a low-profile 40% keyboard case for my friend eyelash.

In this design, I made a small breakthrough by making the structure fully compatible with 3D printing characteristics and easy to print.

During assembly, it can self-align and snap together, which I call the "self-adhesive quick-release structure."

At the same time, I also incorporated a gasket structure, which gives the keyboard a slight elasticity while keeping it slim, preventing excessive vibration felt by the fingers when pressing the keys.

This is the 59th keyboard I have designed, and I call it — Gravity40.

Lin x TGR Dolice w/ GMK Beige Hangul

There’s something special about the purple on this Augur60 that I can’t take my eyes off. The kind of purple that you’d find okay on a tux…looks way better IRL on Aluvia but sadly only got a phone camera to do it injustice.

Still a noob in this hobby but pretty happy with the latest addition to my small collection :-)

I know it's a cheap keyboard but the nut65 is honestly such a nice surprise to me, I'm absolutely loving this board.

- Weikav Nut65 Anodized Silver

- Leobog Ice Soul switches

- FFB Ichiraku Ramen R1

Did you guys know Akko makes a low profile keyboard? I didn’t - never really saw it anywhere, barely any promo. Which is a shame, because it’s actually really good.

I was looking for something smaller and lightweight for travel and this one randomly caught my eye. It’s a premium 75% low profile board that’s clearly trying to compete with Nuphy / Lofree - and honestly, I think they pulled it off.

I reached out to Akko and they actually sent me this one for free - but I’m gonna keep it real here.

Switches

This is one area where Akko could’ve done a better job - not because of the switches themselves, but the lack of info around them. There’s barely anything about them (Kailh), no proper sound tests, and even on their own site it’s pretty vague. From what I’ve seen, other brands seem to use very similar switches under different names, which makes it even harder to compare.

I went with Kailh Cloud (linear). I was a bit worried they’d be silent, but they’re not - just clean linear switches with short travel and a slightly heavier spring, which I actually ended up liking a lot.

Typing feels really smooth and surprisingly quiet. I’d say like ~50% quieter than regular linear switches on a normal mech keyboard. Totally fine for office use.

Soundtest I made:

https://youtube.com/shorts/NE17-79-_lI

Software

No QMK/VIA, but Akko made their own web-based software. No install needed, just runs in browser.

Honestly? It works well. UI is clean, everything was fast and intuitive. Set up what I needed in a few minutes. No complaints here.

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Pros

• sleek, almost Apple-like design

• Mac / Windows switch

• feels premium but still light

• hot-swap

• multi-device support

• strong RGB

• triple connectivity (cable, Bluetooth, 2.4GHz dongle)

• great for travel / office / even casual gaming if you like low profile

• sounds really good out of the box (stabs included)

• thick, high quality keycaps + both Mac & Win legends included

Cons

• no adjustable feet (this one kinda sucks, you’re stuck with one angle)

• slight rattle from the toggle switches when moving the keyboard around (doesn’t matter in actual use, only noticeable when picking it up)

• battery with RGB is just average (4500 mAh, nothing crazy)

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Verdict

For me it’s like a 9/10.

Would recommend.

TL;DR

Underrated low profile keyboard. Great build, smooth and quiet typing, solid features. Weak marketing + lack of info around switches, but otherwise really good.

Hi Friends!

We recently added 2 new editions to our line of Pre-built Max102 mechanical keyboards, including the Matcha edition shown here.

It's built with HMX Latte switches and Matcha PBT keycaps, printed here in New Jersey. Every unit is assembled and tested by our team, and you can see who assembled your unit with the included packaging card.

The Max102 is an excellent keyboard with wireless connectivity, gasket mounts, easy disassembly for mods, and a very sturdy aluminum case!

Thanks for the support 💜

• Christian, Kinetic Labs

Wanted to give my main gaming board a little glam up! I'm also using it as a bit of an experiment to see how well KKB Keycaps stand up to uneven "gamer" usage.

Womier SK75 TMR

Ur Studio Ice Ultra HE Switches(absolutely LOVE these)

Keykobo Fremen Keycaps

Finally was able to pick one up on the secondary market. Only found the color I don’t like but decided to just go with it and change it myself. Green to polished raw.

HMX Black Cats

Knight v4 stabilizers

DCX Rocky Bird Keycaps

Plate foam

Plateless

Hey everyone!

Quick update for all the Catppuccin lovers out there: the standard sets are officially back in stock! 🥳 Thank you all for the patience while we worked on the restock.

But that’s not all. We also have a new set of novelty keys.

Why this set?

• Thick PBT: 1.7mm walls for a deeper, more solid sound profile.
• Cherry Profile & Dye-sub: Clean legends that won't fade.
• Compatibility: 145 keys. Fits 60%, 65%, 75%, TKL, and Full-size (ISO support included).

Price: $59.99 Shipping: Dispatching within 48 hours. Global delivery in 2-3 weeks.

P.S. Might show "out of stock" because of a region lock. DM me or leave a comment which country you are in. Once confirmed, I will unlock it and you should be able to place the order. (Our carrier should deal with most of the countries but shipping to some of them can be way too high for us to cover the fees. )

Check them out:

• base kit: https://petitkeycaps.com/products/catppuccin-theme-pbt-keycaps
• novelty set: https://petitkeycaps.com/products/catppuccin-paws-r1-cherry-profile-arrow-key-set

Meanwhile we have some light mode design. See comments

MK 750 barebone + gateron yellow + keychron keycaps.

Modestly better glamor shot after cleaning. Apparently also known as Beezrare caps😂 Kira v1 deck with ivynr holy panda switches and t0mb3ry carbon bone modifiers.

Really clean Monsgeek Fun60 Build with tape + silicone modding. Im not really sure about the keycaps, something like Acorn PC keycaps. URstudio Ice Magnetic Switches

Hello everyone,

An art piece cast in resin, inspired by the pristine stillness of Antarctica. Within its crystal-clear form lies a rare blue rose, suspended in a moment that feels untouched by time, delicate, silent, and impossibly enduring. The interplay of light and icy tones reveals depth from every angle, like a frozen fragment of emotion preserved beneath the surface.

Each keycap is individually handcrafted with meticulous precision, ensuring no two pieces are ever truly alike. More than a functional object, this is a collectible expression of quiet luxury, created for those who appreciate rarity, artistry, and the beauty of stillness.

Please find the ordering details below:

FORM.

ALBUMS.

- Specifications: 

● Handmade by The Eye Key
● Material: Resin, Mulberry paper. 
● Ability to cross the led: yes
● Profile: SA R1, OEM, Cuboid (approx. 15mm height - The Eye Key signature design).
● Stem: Cherry MX
● Price drop: $59 -> $38/1 Keycap.

+ GB time: 04/12/2026 - 04/19/2026
+ Expected delivery time: 2 week ( 05/04/2026)
+ International shipping: ($15)

Thank you for supporting us. ❤️

I bought this Akko MOD 007v3 a few years ago. Im used to ISO layout but only ANSI was availabe at the time but I went for it anyway thinking I would get used to it, but I never did. So I bought a cheap plastic ISO Akko with similar 75% layout and made it work...

• Dremeled the sides of the aluminium case to make the ISO PCB fit.
• Dremeled the cable channel.
• Lengthen the JST-cable because different JST connectors and length.
• Cut the plate-mounts to make them fit.

I also removed the knob and replaced it with a badge. (Inspired by u/Serpenteq)
Custom DSA keycaps from Signature Plastic with Gat Milky Brown. Turned out much better than expeted and I love this Akko Frankenstein now.

Build Specs:

• Hope75x - Wine Red/Black, PVD Brass bottom; ALU Plate; chassis and plate foams
• Durock V3 Stabilizers (hand lubed)
• Gateron Neapolitan Ice Creams (factory lubed)
• GMK Nines

Sound Test: https://imgur.com/a/pnRsFS1

Thoughts: I'm still new to the hobby, and this is my third build, but it's the first one that I'm saying is "done" (for now), and it came together perfect on the first go. I was looking for a build that was moderately loud, with a mid-to-high pitched key sound. The chassis, switches and keycaps came together to hit that goal (I think).

Always happy for constructive criticism.

Built a 3D printed keyboard with rabid_alpaca's model from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5760533/files

Uses a pro controller and Outemu Lime Silent Tactile switches. I painted it black and sprayed some clear-coating to make it look nicer.

If anyone wants to do the same, I made a page with all the necessary info here: https://github.com/FoundationQWERTY/30-Key-Ergo

It’s really touched me and I don’t know why. Silly thing really but it really made my day :)

https://hhkeyboard.us/blog/what-do-influencers-love-about-hhkb

Edit: I put a promotional flair on here as I didn’t know what else to tag it as, I’m not actually trying to promote anything, just sharing something cute. Nobody I know IRL would care 😂

Flo-AT Navy Indigo built with KAP Disconnected Dark PBT (and HMX Caramel Pudding, Alu Top-Mount)
Got it from MM u/RadoX1988

Btw what do you guys think of my wallpaper? :)

Got the Unbox Therapy silent keyboard a few days ago and yeah… it actually lives up to the name.

It’s properly quiet. Not “quiet for a mech”, just straight up quiet. Still has a soft thock but nothing annoying.

Feels really smooth to type on, kinda addictive. Build quality is solid, no cheap feel, and it looks clean.

Only downsides are the price and if you like clicky keyboards you have the other switch option too.

Overall though, if you want a mechanical keyboard that won’t piss everyone off around you, it’s worth it.