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This is really cool!I'm curious if that PCB could possibly work with regular MX switches and 3d-printed V4N4G0N cases to get a wireless board up and going?
Oop I didn't read well enough, I'd love to see a ZMK V4N PCB with conventional MX support tho, filled out feedback on the form. I'd also use a wired one for playing games as well.I think a version of this with a typing angle and a would be a perfect board to be playing games with and I've been entertaining the idea quite a bit these past few weeks.
I've been tempted to use V4N to play games but need to get around to getting a PCB and 3D printed case made.
And holy crap does this keyboard use an insane number of chips.
🚫 What You Don't Have (Good Signs)
You do NOT have:
❌ Mass Storage Interface
❌ USB Network / RNDIS / CDC ECM
❌ Audio Interface
❌ Vendor-Specific mystery interface
❌ DFU flashing interface always active
❌ Webcams or imaging device classes
❌ ACM Serial port that could act as command channel
Those are exactly the vectors attackers use to hide exfiltration.
None are present.
🛡 Risk Assessment
Based on USB descriptors alone, this device:
Almost certainly is NOT a hardware keylogger or spyware keyboard.
Gaming keyboards with macro/RGB features often show:
multiple HID interfaces
large HID report descriptors
weird naming or reused VID/PID
bloated Windows config apps
It's all consistent with a cheap Chinese ODM gaming board.
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