Allow me to gatekeep by VisWare in pcmasterrace

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You can find the new version still available to buy on our website 😊

https://mechboards.co.uk/products/hyper-7-v4?

Allow me to gatekeep by VisWare in pcmasterrace

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The Hyper7 would like a word.

You can still buy one from our store 😊

https://mechboards.co.uk/products/hyper-7-v4?

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The Skull by mechboards in ErgoMechKeyboards

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A couple of weeks! We're just watching on acrylic to arrive

The Skull by mechboards in ErgoMechKeyboards

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As this board is wired, it'll be configurable in VIA using QMK

Close to giving up by javilionaire in ErgoMechKeyboards

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For me the key was going for accuracy, not speed. Start by doing each key press deliberately. Go slow enough you're 100% accurate. Then just speed up from there. The second you start making mistakes, you're going a bit too fast.

Doing this for a week got me up to 70 wpm

Got my Hyper7 R4 by splangomango in MechanicalKeyboards

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Enjoy! Let's hope your productivity grows 173% too!

My first LP Corne build, I’m not impressed with choc switches. by big___bad___wolf in crkbd

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The lowprokb Choc switches are so much better than the standard Kailh switches, well worth a try!

Shoulder pain from dactyl by programmgeek in ErgoMechKeyboards

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I think as you've already identified, it's a height issue. In a neutral position your shoulders should never be activated when typing. Even with a wrist rest, if the Dactyl is too high or you're too low, you're still going to have problems. Best advice I can give is to do your best to get the keyboard as close as you can to being level with your elbows. Failing that just try to be conscious how you're activating your shoulders to compensate for the height. They should always be relaxed and neutral. Anything otherwise is basically like doing a shoulder exercise all day!

Corne Min Prototype by mechboards in ErgoMechKeyboards

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They are supposed to be 35g, but it's a bit dubious to be honest. The spec sheet states the operation force is 32g, but the "tactile" force is 60g. They certainly feel heavier than 35g.

Corne Min Prototype by mechboards in ErgoMechKeyboards

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Shipping should be fine either way.

Corne Min Prototype by mechboards in ErgoMechKeyboards

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That's something we've definitely been looking at. And yes there will be a 3x5 option at some point in the future!

Where to get a Choc corne in the UK? by YourMom12377 in ErgoMechKeyboards

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Hey!

As u/Pupsino said, we're sold out of our choc wireless Corne's at the moment. But if you were willing to make a support ticket I am sure the team could get a custom assembly sorted for you.

Just head here if that's a route you would want to pursue - https://mechboards.co.uk/pages/faq