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While most people may think that a keyboard is just a board with keys, those who read Hackaday ... is the latest to impress us with an excellent custom keyboard that packs several unusual features ...

The keyboard is designed to minimize key wobbling and case pinging ... Glorious sells GMMK 2 bare-bones kits with which gamers and workers can install custom keycaps or switches.