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@@minimalistik You had EC confused with Hall Effect swtiches. Wooting and Input Club are doing boards with these.

@@RILURILUCR0C0DILU input club? I think their input broke

idk which one to get i want a smaller board but the space bar is my only hesitation. is the 66 spacebar that big of a difference i almost only game as well

@@6rantfishing The 68 is the way to go, same space bar size as any other regular keyboard. The space bar on the 66 is the one with a "special" size.

Alex is it as small as a 60% tho like i own a ducky one 2. not the mini. is smaller than this? that's what i'm shooting for

@@6rantfishing I just measured the NIZ 68, it's approximately 31.5 cm long by 10.7 cm wide.

@@cashinhand thank you sire

Having tried both, the 35g is better stock and the 45g is better lubed. They feel lighter when lubed.

I was just wondering about the Bluetooth version. Does it also support usb-c wired mode or exclusively wireless?

@@ishraqmirza2724 both

@@lawbinson Ahh awesome that's good to know. Btw do you have the 35g one? If you do, how do they feel in comparison to the lighter mechanical key switch? Like a cherry mx red, or they noticably light from that to a point where you accidentally press on the keys due to the weight of the finger alone or does it not actually do that?

@@ishraqmirza2724 I liked my 35g and while the feather touch was interesting for a while, I eventually felt it was too light personally and added the springs. I almost felt like having to bring my own fingers back up was more tiring. 35g is lighter than Reds, so if you rest your fingers on them, you might accidentally press them until you get used to it. With the springs or at 45g, they’re more similar to a quiet Red with a soft bottom out and extremely extremely light tactility at the top of the keypress if you press down slowly. I stick to MX for gaming, but generally prefer EC (Niz or HHKB) for everything else. My girlfriend liked it as well so I gave the 35g to her and bought the 45g. Because of the springs, it’s probably more interesting to be able to try the 35g (something you can’t really get anywhere else). But if you know you are someone with a heavier typing style and the 45g is available, I would go for that one. Then you can use the springs to make them 55g.

@@lawbinson Yeah I might go for the 45g model. I'd imagine they'd feel very nice too? Yeah I'm trying to look for a keyboard for everything whether it's gaming or typing so this but 45g sounds like a pretty good option.

If you get the Atom 68, any Standard MX-compatible caps will work so long as the set supports 65% keyboards. It used to be tough to find sets that supported that layout, but it has become a lot more common now even in cheap Chinesium sets (thankfully). If the set has a 1.75u right shift, you should be golden. That's about as small as you can go for dedicated arrow keys until it starts being hard to find caps that fit. 35g Niz is only very lightly tactile, just so you know. Probably the closest thing to MX brown I would ever like, since it is wonderfully smooth and pleasant.

Nah. But lubing the slider helps a lot. Much more smoother and quiet.

It gives the same input as any other keyboard.

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I was wondering this too, but I don't think so, esp since they say PC only

fn+left alt swaps between win/mac. haven't tried it on mine since i don't own a mac but yeah it's on the sublegends.

@@ANMSPTLT Thanks! I bought this keyboard two day ago. I tried it and it worked fine for Mac

@@TinTin-vx4nh well hello fellow plumer 😂

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maybe cos there is no mechanical detents in those, just rubber domes? My guess

No physical closing of a electrical signal. Keypress signal is registered by an increase in capacitance.

@@apatheliac I own it, and modded the membranes using Deskeys Des-Domes 49g purples. it feels night and day compared to the regular domes it comes with, but the dome film you get isn't bad at all considering its a topre clone. I bought it from Harum.io, and like a week and a half later I got it. it types like pressing a keycap into a latex pillow, or pressing a keycap into a marshmallow kind of. It's also super quiet, but it still kind of picks up on headsets if you're close enough. hope this helps, and I wouldn't sleep on it. it's such a nice experience from topre keyboards without the extravagant price of a real topre. yes it has bluetooth, but I don't use it.

@@apatheliac also the stabs are cherry plate mounted so you can totally buy some better ones if you desire. I just fixed the ones it came with and I have no rattle.

U can buy custom keycaps because it looks plain cause it’s meant for typing not gamin (work , offices etc)

Haha.