Quote from: dvorcol on Mon, 26 May 2025, 18:20:28

I use the Numpad, but I'd like to think this is an unbiased summary of actual numbers.

For some manufactures, separate kits might make sense. Perhaps KAT/KAM with Keyreative's original pricing & MOQ methodology, for example. Unfortunately, none of those sets offered Full Base so there's no way to check. It doesn't matter now anyway because Keyreative has overhauled their pricing methodology.

I've always wondered how IC survey results compare to actual orders once the GB ends. Does anyone have any experience with this?

I'd be curious about that too. Survey interest often seems much higher than final orders, but I'd love to see real GB conversion data.

Hi! Is there a discord or something for updates on how the GB is going?

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Quote from: Bagri on Wed, 27 May 2026, 13:46:30

I do believe as well that all keycap set with "alert" in their title should include the alert in the base kit out of respect for the concept. Including an alert child kit and just don't call the base kit "GMK XXX Alert" would be fine too.
But that's just concept coherence, the set is still nice !
GLWIC !

ty for the input! im was referencing other alert style sets and they have the accent row in a child kit. green alert, red alert, blue alert all have the accent row in a child kit. some of course have it in the base kit. rn the ic is looking like people want the accent row in the base kit, and to move the beige number row to a child kit and i have no problem with doing that!

Looking at the numbers for GMK Blue Alert and GMK Green Alert it's pretty clear most people want the alert row. I think putting it in base is the best move.

Blue Alert without extras:
Base - 437
Alert - 384

Green Alert without extras:
Base: 93
Alert: 90

Crazy that Green Alert was that low!

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