looking for a 60% pcb

[Giorgio]

I'm looking for a 60% pcb  with iso support, can you help me to choose?

gh60
My favourite, sadly still not available anywhere, how long until it is possible to buy it?
https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=41464.0

<SPRiT Edition> 60% PCB+Case+Parts (Order Open)
Does it need a teensy controller? It started shipping recently. Is it a good option?
https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=60887.0

$55 Nerd 60
http://www.gonskeyboardworks.com/pcbs-and-controllers/113-nerd-60-ver20-pcb.html

$45
http://winkeyless.kr/en/?product=b-thumb-pcb

$95 includes controller
http://zealpc.net/collections/custom-keyboards/products/gb

edit: thanks for suggesting that the winkeyless also comes in iso

[Oobly]

I'd go with the GON NerD60. I  have 2 of the NerD60 PCB's and the work on them is absolutely top quality and the software is great.

I think the FaceW (Sprit) would also work fine, it has the controller already on-board, like the GON, but I think the GON software is the best for mapping your layouts.

I don't know much about the B.thumb, but it looks like it should work fine, too.

[bueller]

Get a Nerd60 - readily available and dead easy to program compared to all the other options (i've tried Sprit, Nerd60 and GH60 boards).

[hojin.yi]

I'm looking for a 60% pcb  with iso support, can you help me to choose?
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NO ISO $45
http://winkeyless.kr/en/?product=b-thumb-pcb
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B.thumb supports ISO also, but the connector is of micro usb.
B.face is using mini usb.

B.face $47 including pre-soldering controller parts.
http://winkeyless.kr/?product=b-face-pcb

[Findecanor]

Is there any 60% PCB that is available and doesn't use the ATmega32A but one with more hardware USB support?

The GH60 and the Red Scarf II would have been perfect for me, but neither is available.

[azhdar]

Is there any 60% PCB that is available and doesn't use the ATmega32A but one with more hardware USB support?

The GH60 and the Red Scarf II would have been perfect for me, but neither is available.

I think the GH60 and the nerd60 are similar.

[Findecanor]

I think the GH60 and the nerd60 are similar.

Thanks. After a bit of searching, I saw that the NerD60 uses the ATmega32U2 or the ATmega32U4 which is the same as GH60 and the Teensy 2.0. I may have to be content with the NerD firmware though.

[ideus]

The Infinity has a programmable controller, it may not meet your requirements though.

[Giorgio]

Thanks for all the suggestions, I will decide between the the nerd60 - that many of you consider easier to program - and the winkeyless (which has also the option of a plate with cutouts to remove the top of the switch).

It seems that gon uses pcb mount cherry stabilizers.

Now I will start to look for plates with cutouts, than for cases, and at the end I will build it 

[ideus]

Thanks for all the suggestions, I will decide between the the nerd60 - that many of you consider easier to program - and the winkeyless (which has also the option of a plate with cutouts to remove the top of the switch).

It seems that gon uses pcb mount cherry stabilizers.

Now I will start to look for plates with cutouts, than for cases, and at the end I will build it 

Do not forget to post your progress.