I started off with a Keychron K4 v2, then now awaiting an EPOMAKER GK96S, and bought and awaiting an Idabao Id80 v2. Today I just reserved a GMMK Pro, but starting to regret that I bought the Id80 v2.. I didn't know about the pro's specs. Can someone please tell me their take on the two? Here's what I understood (updated 3/29/21)- We add a special mode--- focus mode, could help you work seriously or focus on playing games without accidentally pressed the WIN key to pop up the window. The color is subject to the actual photo. If you have special requirements, please be careful to buy. A separate arrow cluster is perfect for anyone that doesn’t enjoy using modifiers to use their arrows keys or finds a 60% just too small. The spacing of the F keys and the keys on the right also give this board a much nicer look than “compact” 75% boards which can look too busy and cramped. Idobao has always been known for its innovation and CNC technology. This time, the full-aluminum metal material processed by traditional CNC process has been technical iterative.

This is a set of keycaps are designed by idobao team, with attractive color matching, PBT material, MA profile plus sublimation technology, the bassy typing sound is fascinating, You can use it for a long period of time before they show any sign of deterioration. Dye-sublimation uses heat to impregnate the keycaps with dye. The dye actually becomes part of the plastic keycaps, ensuring the legend will never fade like pad-printed legends do. Using the North-euro chip for realize that, and at most connection with 8 deivce in same time, could change the device to use in 3s and whole connection are support 1000 polling rate. Its got some weight to it which I love and the underglow RGB with the acrylic plate is just the right amount of RGB on a board.Sized just right at 75% – a compact mechanical keyboard layout which also features the top function row – the ID80 mechanical keyboard kit from IDOBAO makes a great fit on any desk or setup. ID87 bestype use new technology, electrophoretic white makes the case pure-white and some granular feel. Sturdy and heavy aluminum case to avoid moving on the desktop. Cozy feeling of touch, versatile color for mach with more options of keycaps. Dye-sub: Dye-sublimation uses heat to impregnate the keycaps with dye. The dye actually becomes part of the plastic keycaps, ensuring the legend will never fade like pad-printed legends do.

This really is a beginner friendly hot swap board with big potential, you can find some sound tests above. Double silicone on the top case and the upper case makes it more stabilized, the PE foam between the positioning plate and pcb also makes it more comfortable in typing. We add a large capacity battery--- 4000mAh, could help you work seriously or focus on playing games without worry about the using time anywhere. I built this board along with the acrylic base available from Cable Cult and it sounds phenomenal, I haven’t even bothered to put any foam or sorbethane in as it just sounds perfect. I have in it lubed and filmed NovelKeys Creams and am just over the moon with how it sounds. To make more creative product, IDOBAO use the slot tech to make the PCB and the posioning plate, also includes the switch foam!

We are big fans of the ID80 and are starting to see the popularity of this board really take off as for the price it really can’t be beaten. The sound when you pair this board with the acrylic base is just unbelievable at this price point, plus you have that option to show off that down glow RGB if that’s your thing! This is a set of keycaps are designed by idobao team, With industrial style color matching, PBT material, MA profile plus sublimation technology, the bassy typing sound is fascinating, You can use it for a long period of time before they show any sign of deterioration.