Share your keyboard

[PurpleHello98]

here's my keyboard, i think its pretty cool :p
it has all the cool keys you need and a funn little dial which controls the brightness of the keys. i got it for christmas last year and it's served me well.

This is absolutely coincidental! From the looks of it, based on the dial and its location and the font (especially of the Windows key), we have keyboard made by the same manufacturer! Although mine is light pink and with typewriter-style keys, and only has white rather than rainbow-coloured lights. I thought the company was some obscure knockoff brand nobody had ever heard of, but evidently someone else had! I got mine as a gift from my mother when she saw it at Goodwill and thought I'd love it. The escape key is missing but otherwise I really like it!

[Cobra!]

Here's my intergalactic keyboard!



The parts I used:
* Base: GMMK1 tenkeyless. Barebones boards were on clearance for $20 or so, so I thought "why not?"
* Switches: CIY Primaris Asura. Made by BSun, who is apparently making waves in the custom keyswitch market, these are rather heavy tactiles, with a smooth bump that takes up almost all the travel. At around $16, they're surprisingly good value!
* Keycaps: XVX Space. Saw the design and liked it, admittedly

That looks amazing!

[xandra]

Here's my intergalactic keyboard!



The parts I used:
* Base: GMMK1 tenkeyless. Barebones boards were on clearance for $20 or so, so I thought "why not?"
* Switches: CIY Primaris Asura. Made by BSun, who is apparently making waves in the custom keyswitch market, these are rather heavy tactiles, with a smooth bump that takes up almost all the travel. At around $16, they're surprisingly good value!
* Keycaps: XVX Space. Saw the design and liked it, admittedly

I'm already making plans for my next board; a more compact and portable one. Initially, it was gonna be a refurb of my past board, a Velocifire TKL61WS, but the socket limitations (as well as how dirty the stabilizers got and slight PCB instability) may be making me reconsider this in favor of just getting a different board...

wow, this looks amazing! great job on it!

[3lsie]

Everyone has such cool keyboards!

Mine is the Durgod Taurus.

[xandra]

Everyone has such cool keyboards!

Mine is the Durgod Taurus.

super clean! i love the look!

[Misanthropic Monster™]

I have an old Corsair I've had for years - prob the best keyboard I ever got!

[moonunions]

this one is an EPOMAKER EP84 \o/ i'm pretty fond of 75% keyboards, i like the compact look. for my next keyboard i really hope to have something similar in blue.

[invader_gvim]

I use a mechanical keyboard inside of my homemade laptop. The laptop's brain is an old Raspberry Pi and its power supply is one of those portable batteries you can plug in to a car. In this picture nothing is fully mounted but right now the Raspberry Pi is firmly bolted into the wooden case using some holes I drilled in it. The screen is small but its all I need for something which I really only use to visit MelonLand and write stories using my favorite text editor vim. It has Arch Linux and a KDE Desktop environment.

The keyboard is AWESOME     

Satisfying clicks erupt out of it and the keys press down easy yet with enough resistance that you can always tell when it has been pressed. Everything here only cost $50. The case is an old briefcase I found in the trash.