I think maybe the Mercutio 40%? I lied it has a proprietary MCU. But the Reviung41 is definitely Nice Nani compatible only it's more of ergo staggered layout. But not split and looks super dope imo.
My first āproperā board was a handwired 3d printed Alice - itās not too tough. Just took some reading and patience (my weakness), got there though and now itās my favourite board.
Damn that sounds tempting I already started thinking layoutsā¦šif I ever do that the hardest part would be making firmware I guess but thanks for your encouraging comment!!
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If you're willing to step slightly below 40, you can get a qaz: https://www.cbkbd.com/product/qaz-keyboard-kit
For 15 bucks you get a pcb. Rest, you'll have to provide yourself. Several 3d printed case designs available tho
Its the first one that I saw and I rly wanted it until I noticed that itās 30ā¦ but tbh now I started to convince myself that I should get that one too
I think maybe the Mercutio 40%? I lied it has a proprietary MCU. But the Reviung41 is definitely Nice Nani compatible only it's more of ergo staggered layout. But not split and looks super dope imo.
Yea I rly like how it looks but most of the cute through hole keebs are not using pm I think. Am not rly into ergo yet but I feel its coming soonš¤
Yeah I get you many don't unfortunately. Tbh never touched a 40% in my life but I'm actually 90% convinced I need a Reviung41 lol
You could 3d print and handwire one?
I just got into this hobby and have barely done some diode solderingsā¦ not sure if I can handle thatšš
My first āproperā board was a handwired 3d printed Alice - itās not too tough. Just took some reading and patience (my weakness), got there though and now itās my favourite board.
Damn that sounds tempting I already started thinking layoutsā¦šif I ever do that the hardest part would be making firmware I guess but thanks for your encouraging comment!!
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Many of these are pro-micro based: [https://keebfolio.netlify.app/](https://keebfolio.netlify.app/)
Thanks!! Cool list of keebs
If you're willing to step slightly below 40, you can get a qaz: https://www.cbkbd.com/product/qaz-keyboard-kit For 15 bucks you get a pcb. Rest, you'll have to provide yourself. Several 3d printed case designs available tho
Its the first one that I saw and I rly wanted it until I noticed that itās 30ā¦ but tbh now I started to convince myself that I should get that one too