Seeed Keybow Mini Mechanical Keyboard Kit

Name: Seeed Keybow Mini Mechanical Keyboard Kit
Brand: Seeed
SKU: seeed-keybow-quiet-mini-mechanical-keyboard-kit
Price: 63 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

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Product Description

A great way to get acquainted with mechanical keyboards, the Seeed Keybow Mini mechanical keyboard kit can be used to control programs, games, trigger clips, tracks, effects, and more. Powered by a Raspberry Pi Zero WH, it comes with Kailh Speed Silver linear switches and clear keycaps in the DSA profile Read More

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Aug 13, 2022

Anyone know how to format the .lua code to hold down multiple modifier keys? I want to press a button and have it behave as though I were pressing CTRL-SHIFT-F1. Tutorial online doesn't cover this use case. It only shows you how to format the code for one modifier key.

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akarsner

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May 3, 2019

Honestly, for what this thing really is, I think most people would get a lot more from Adafruit's offerings only with a lot more features and must more bustling community contribution and support. Probably for quite a bit cheaper, too. Be warned though that most of their RGB controllers use Rocket Python for ease of programmability. If Python isn't your bag, then go for this Lua alternative. If you want to learn Python though, hands-on interactive learning like their kits is definitely the way to go.

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Your_Huckelberry

Apr 30, 2019

This is $2 cheaper directly from seeed studio. That possibly doesn't include 'free' shipping, but I'm not in the US anyway, so I'd have been paying shipping regardless. The raspberry pi zero seems like overkill for the controller. I'm not sure what additional functionality it would give over a pro micro with qmk, just based on the feature set listed. Also unclear why the kit includes the wireless version of the pi, when there is no mention of the keypad connecting wirelessly.

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