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Sep 23, 2022
Drop still cant diffuse a led properly, can still see exactly where all the lights are rather then it looking smooth
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McDoogle
187
Aug 29, 2022
Will there be an online or Linux configurator for this? I only see Windows and Mac support listed.
I DO use keyboards but I DO NOT use Windows or Mac.
Will I be able to program this board without Windows or Mac, or should I just not buy it?
badmark
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Keyboard Club Member
Aug 29, 2022
One question? If this keyboard is being released tomorrow, where are all of the preview reviews? Cannot find a single thing about this kit except here.
LordWinter
2
Aug 29, 2022
cgwilsonNo Linux support? Oh well, I'll skip this one. My house is Apple and Microsoft free.
PetesMeats
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Aug 29, 2022
LordWinterweirdo but you like android “ no thanks we’re Apple and Microsoft free “ gross
Yaderb11
232
Aug 28, 2022
Too expensive, there is better options for that price point barebones or not.
Juliog1001
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Keyboard Club Member
Aug 28, 2022
WHY WAIT UNTILL NEXT WEEK. JUST PURCHASE THE GMMK PRO. BARE BONES IS GOING TO CHEAPER THAN THIS KEYBOARD. THIS REALLY MAKES NO SENSE LOL. $350.00 AND THIS IS A EARLY BIRD SPECIAL. LMAO. THIS PEOPLE ARE CRAZY. SORRY I THINK I'LL JUST GET THE GMMK PRO AND CALL IT A DAY.
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antrosa91
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Sep 1, 2022
Juliog1001I have many keyboards and the gmmk pro and the typing experience On the GMMK at least for me is terrible and I have tried all the mods …you have plenty of better options. That being said hopefully Drop really did their homework with this board because it needs to be good to stand out with all the other satisfsction75 clones
antrosa91
2
Sep 1, 2022
SirIpponothing is certain until we see board they could of went all out and made a super premium board
GMNat0127
0
Aug 27, 2022
I'm currently zoned on a "white" thing. I have a distribution of keycaps to funnel through. I have not bought a "hobbyist" airbrush "painter tool" yet. It's quite the nice distribution through the colour spectrum when it comes to the keycaps. I even got a camo set with orange accents.
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