The example on https://keyboard.io using RGB looks so tacky. Why mix light coloured wood with a rainbow RGB look? A simple vintage or black keyset would be more than sufficient.
A big part of mech keyboards are they designs and sadly both keyboard.io and Ergodox aren't the prettiest.
I'm curious why there's no companies producing economic split keyboards at scale and with a clean look.
Edit: the link above to https://www.dygma.com looks nice and simple, closer to what I'm looking for. Although it's still bought into the annoying RGB-everything trend.
The lights have several preset modes. That picture is just one of them. Some of them are single color. Some "breathe".
The board is also microcontroller powered and runs an open source OS that takes modular plugins. You could set your own static or dynamic lighting pattern. I goes you could also paint or stain the case if you wanted.
A big part of mech keyboards are they designs and sadly both keyboard.io and Ergodox aren't the prettiest.
I'm curious why there's no companies producing economic split keyboards at scale and with a clean look.
Edit: the link above to https://www.dygma.com looks nice and simple, closer to what I'm looking for. Although it's still bought into the annoying RGB-everything trend.