These pastel builds look fantastic — clean, soft, and full of personality. It’s always fun seeing how different layouts like compact, split, and custom boards can share the same color theme yet feel unique. This is the kind of creativity that keeps the keyboard hobby inspiring.survival race

This board is insane. I don't understand. How can you have EVERY SINGLE VARIANT BE SO AWESOME?!.

Count me in for this one for sure. You guys keep on bringing the heat and dialling further and further in. I adore the design of this. Keep it coming, guys!

Thankyou for the kind words they mean a lot! <3

It mostly comes down to mouse space and hand travel.

From an ergonomic standpoint, a nav-less board keeps the widest part (the numpad) on the far right, which still forces your right hand to stretch way out to reach the mouse. TKL wins because it chops off that bulky section, letting you keep your mouse closer to your natural shoulder width.

Plus, a physical numpad is pretty much obsolete for most ergo users now. It’s way more efficient to just map a numpad layer directly under your home row. Holding a thumb key turns your alphas into a number pad instantly—meaning zero hand movement. A nav-less board just adds unnecessary physical width.

I cannot in any way understand this decision. I don't understand...
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