Drop Planck Mechanical Keyboard Kit V6 — DIY Compact 40% Ortholinear Layout, Kaihua Hotswap Sockets, Programmable PCB, USB-C, and Aluminum Case (High-Pro, Black)

I'm using them for 4 months now without any sign of problem, the colors are as expected, I'm very happy with the available keys, and the symbols/fonts and would recommend them for a split thumb macro based keyboards.

This is my first ortho keyboard....and now I don't think I want to go back to the standard staggered keys. It's not going to be for everyone, but I think it's worth exploring if you're interested in trying something different. Like what everyone else says, it does take some time and practice to get used to the setup. The distance between keys is of course much closer together, and the brain and fingers will resist. But for some people, it'll feel amazing after a few days of practice. I've had it for three days now, and it already feels great. I'm using MT3 keycap profiles on mine, and I absolutely love it. A lot of people gravitate toward the flatter, uniform profiles, but I prefer something taller. The kit is very easy to put together. If you're unsure about it, just follow the video tutorials that Drop provides. It's really a breeze to figure it out. Using QMK to remap some keys is also fairly straightforward, if you stay within a basic setup. This keyboard really is tiny, and I love that too. I'm primarily using it for writing, so I can't say whether or not it works well with gaming. But the small size makes it that much easier to travel with.

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Compré estos keys para mi teclado Planck, ya que venía sin ellos... la verdad es que no me gustaron tanto, no por la calidad del material, me parece que están perfectas, los colores son muy bonitos, e incluso la letra f y j tiene la marca para mecanografía, lo cual agradezco mucho. La cosa es que el perfil no me gustó así que dejé de usarlos, aún así, si te interesa este perfil, no dudes en comprar estas keycaps, son una belleza.

It may seem small, but it is just enough and way more functional and comfortable than staggered keyboards. For those who are worry about the learning curve for typing on ortholinear layout or the usage of multilayers, it took me almost an hour of practice to reach the my regular speed on staggered layout, which is around 70 wpm and a day to get used to multiple layers and it even feels more comfortable. This led me to make it daily driver and not just for trips as I was planning initially. I seriously don't know why are we still using staggered layout. I recommend this keyboard for all programmers like me out there. The only one thing bad I can mention the stabilizer was little rattly and the case sounded little bit hollow. But I fixed it with some lube and band aid and also put some foam under the pcb and all the noize from the stabilizer and from the case was all gone forever and it became perfect.