ZUOYA GMK67 Kit fai da te per tastiera da gioco a tripla modalità con guarnizione

---Build Specs---
Keyboard: ZUOYA GMK67
Keycaps: XVX Low Profile PBT Double-Shot BOW
Switches: Gamakay Phoenix Switches (Silent, Linear, Pre-lubed)

---Full Review---
This is a great option for those who want a keyboard with 65%-like layout that is gasket mount without breaking the bank on metal case/premium options. The plastic case is preferable since, I move my keyboard around a lot to write, the lighter material make it less burdensome. The gaskets and foam included sound good enough for anyone too lazy to mod the keyboard. (Please keep in mind that I have built my keyboard to have a more silent sound profile.)

It is easy to assemble and disassemble. It's definitely not perfect out of the box so if you'd like to mod this you will need to pry open the case first. There are videos of how to do this simply without a pry tool online (ie. KeebTunes or Hipyo Tech). Most of the stock stabilizers were decent but the "Enter" key had a lot more rattle, this was better after some modding. Gaskets give a nice sound profile but don't provide much flex to the keyboard when typing (this isn't a problem for me, just an FYI if you like flex). Pressing in the rotary encoder/knob to (un)mute is the loudest part of my set up. The knob has detents to feel turn increments, is silent, and has a little bit of wobble (not noticeable in normal use). The "FN" key allows you to access the function keys (F row), additional editing keys, and other functions like RGB (GMK67 manual can be found online for more information).

The included accessories (ie. keycap/switch puller, braided USB C cable) were fine. I did have some trouble setting up the 2.4 GHz mode. Setting up and connecting the keyboard with Bluetooth mode first then, setting up 2.4 GHz mode worked for me if anyone has the same issue.

It comes with a lot of RGB options that can be customized. Marcos, RGB extra customization, and key (and knob) mapping can be done through Zuoya's proprietary software (no QMK/VIA). I don't use these last features much so I can't comment on the experience, however videos are available online if you'd like to explore.

---TLDR---
In summary, incredible keyboard for the price. A lot of generally more premium features are included here. Sounds good enough out of the box but may need additional modding. If you want a nicer entry/beginner level keyboard without breaking the bank this is highly recommended. Look at videos and GMK67 online manual for more information.

The shipping and the product are good, but sometimes the keyboard disconnects and it is fixed by turning it off and on.

It was a steal def worth it, next time ill just pay for faster shipping 😂.

Overall Great Keyboard!

Thats my second gmk67 everything works fine but new gmks came with something like tape on pcb didnt see on my first one, i peeled it of.works fine

Thank you to whatgeek company. I had a problem with the first product and they sent me a new one. However, the annoying thing was that the switches did not fit in the new product. I realized that this problem is due to the plastic insulation layer. Then, I installed the switches one by one by pushing the transparent plastic layer upwards.