TES68 65% Mechanical Keyboard Kit-Wireless Bluetooth 5.0/2.4G Receiver Modes,Hotswap Switch Socket Case Plate PCB,68-Keys Switch Tester Keyboard Kit (Keyboard Kit ONLY)

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This is a great product! I have an Akko 68-key keyboard, but the Bluetooth connection has always been buggy to non-usable on the macOS system, and a cable was needed. This product gives the old keyboard a new life! The Bluetooth works nicely and everything feels smooth.Highly recommend it to anyone who considers turning their old wired keyboard into a lightweight Bluetooth one, or anyone wanting to build a custom keyboard without having to worry about the PCB part.

I got this for myself to work on my custom keyboard, and it's good for what you pay besides the fact that my O and I keys were completely useless. They didn't do anything, and were most likely broken. All the other keys worked fine.

Super nice layout I actually really enjoy it. Came with some lube and actually was hot swappable. Metal plate with rubber in between the pcb and the plate for noise and vibration. Plugged the receiver in my computer and worked right away. Very surprised on the build quality actually for $40 it’s pretty solid. Not the best kit you can buy but I would say it’s definitely worth it for the price for a budget build.

A good $30 board, which now they want 37-40 for depending on color.Grab it from aliexpress. 29.99 all day every day.That aside, this is a decent plastic build board. They actually have a thick dampening silicone between the plate and PCB, and case foam under the pcb. This is a better sounding board than my old Anne Pro 2, which was 120 at the time of purchase years back.Pop out the stabs and stick the wire ends in some dielectric grease then toss 20 bucks worth of prelubed G Pro Reds's in there and you have a decent board better than anything razer, hyperx, corsair, or the like crap out on a regular basis in about 10 minutes.The only real downside with this thing is it is explicitly wireless only. You must use the 2.4GHz dongle. You cant just plug it in wired when your 2 AAA's die and you don't have any on you.If you're already spending GMK prices on caps, these are cheap enough for you that you can just grab a few and some junk switches to use them as displays for your keycaps you aren't currently running.This is the kind of product that needs to not get price hikes. It keeps others like keychron in check from sliding their prices upward on their lower end stuff.