The highlight of this set's design is inspired by Dieter Rams. Since his products often feature a 'dot' motif, we have creatively incorporated this element. Additionally, as one of GMK's favorite keycap themes, this 80% set is named 'Dots'.
Index
- Layout - Design Philosophy - Product Showcase - Specifications - Colorways - Accessories - Follow the development
Layout
This is a keyboard designed to be interchangeable for users who prefer 'left-hand' layouts.
Therefore, it needs to be 'versatile' first and 'practical' second, which is why we chose the 80% layout. Since it can be switched between left and right, and the 80% layout has a larger function key area, the key positions in this area can be adjusted more flexibly.
For example, it can be transformed into a numpad area, and the removable space bar offers users who prefer a smaller space bar an additional option, while also accommodating those who like a larger one.
Right-Hand Layout 1:
Right-Hand Layout 2:
Right-Hand Layout 3:
Left-Hand Layout 1:
Left-Hand Layout 2:
Left-Hand Layout 3:
Structure
Since versatility is the main feature, we aim for a more convenient swapping process, which is why we continue to consider a quick-release structure.
The top case is designed without any handheld stress points, so we have adopted a magnetic quick-release method.
For the gasket structure design, we have implemented a 'spring tube' structure for support, which enhances both the support and elasticity based on the limited rebound of the original gasket beans.
Magnetic USB contact design for effortless layout changes.
*The Badge can be customized
Shape
As the keyboard market becomes increasingly competitive, entry-level products have reached a point where 'NO competition = NO survival.'
To ensure our product has a place in this competitive market, we have repeatedly adjusted its shape to achieve a level of 'less is more.'
While keeping costs down, we strive to adhere to the design philosophy of 'Less, but better,' creating a product that is simple yet not simplistic.
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