I could make it so that it uses keycaps though, but this keyboard would still be at about 0.25±0.1mm (design not finalized) travel plus won't be overly expensive to make. It will be relatively thin, so keycaps could be easily incorporated if I find a way to mount them.

This gives me a great idea as to an alternative design. I really appreciate your input.

it's not.

Did you cut down the mightiest tree in the forest with a herring?

Has to be a troll

I have a small penis, so I need a big keyboard to compensate for that. it's always 100% for me

Maybe. Difficult to understand why though.

Oh yeah sorry

Assume this was meant for u/yeahlemmegetauhh

I like 1800s a lot, and there are certainly more than 4 lol. If ur talking about readily available 1800s then true

Odin is 1800 though lol

Not sure what you want me to say in reply to this. Most in here will want long travel, as low profile boards have limited options for customising.

As for no keycaps... that will remove one of the main reasons people are in here... customising their boards.

Given that you give no details about anything... errr..... good luck I suppose? :) Based on the limited information you give though, I wouldn't expect a rush of anticipation. Unless you give more details, I don't see what the point of this is. A keyboard that doesn't use keycaps doesn't sound that great to me.

In existence, sure. There just seems to be a bias towards 65/60 more than there used to be. Maybe it's just me. I know about the Sonnet, QK75 etc. My post wasn't to suggest there are none, just that given that a 75 has pretty much all of the functionality of a TKL in a form factor not much larger than a 65, it baffles me why there aren't more. Perhaps just my bias, but still... makes me wonder why.

I agree but I’m personally a fan of smaller boards and the qk75 colors don’t appeal to me that much so i’ll wait for a qk65 redrop

Indeed. Looks like a good one for the money as well.

I got some cheap 20 euro brown cherry (I think) 6 years ago I still use and have had gifted 200 euro red cherry gaming keyboards I could not stand.

Me, hides membrane keyboard

qk75 in 10 days

In my opinion, 75s are the perfect form factor. You have almost all the functionality of a TKL, in something not a great deal bigger than a 65. What's not to like?

You’ve got me there.

I think it's the best looking format, especially in exploded form. The alternating F row colours or most keycaps really complement the other mod keys well, and it looks more balanced to me. It's all a personal choice though.

(shrug). No idea.

I'm not saying there aren't any. :) Just that lately, there seems to be a hard bias towards smaller form factors. I've just ordered a Sonnet BTW.. can't wait to built that :)

there is enoguh of them already

Water probably.

QK98 is coming next year