Idobao ID80

I reached out to Idabow and they said they'll be correcting this with the final boards. The bottom foam is just slightly too thick.

The switches are very very good for the price and with some lube could be amazing. Shipping for all parts as about 2 weeks and very proud of the build. * Keyboard Kit: Idobao Id80 Plus (White).

Case: Idobao ID80 (Grey)

Stabs: Durock Lubed (Krytox 205g0)

Switches: Holy Panda V2, Filmed & Lubed (Krytox 205g0)

Keycaps: GMK Classic Blue (Blue Base)

Extras: Foam Insert between plate and PCB; and foam inserts under PCB

Screen stand do the most of the job imo! Try some TKL keyboard without cushion, you will gain some space. I personally switched from my old steelseries 6gv2 to an Idobao ID80 and I love it.

Dual screen arm + cable management = win

At the top of my list is the IDOBAO ID80 (75% hot-swappable), however I don't think this can support the UK layout?. I've also seen mentioned the GK84 PCB (75% hot-swappable), although it looks like this can only be bought as part of a kit? Also I don't think this supports the UK layout?.

Drop ctrl vs Idobao ID80 vs kbd75v2 vs ikbc mf87 vs keychron k8 vs varmilo va87m vs leopold fc750r

Which is better, which would you recommend, with which one do you have experience and which would be best for a newbie.

Readily available options that don't need to wait for group buys are Keychron Q1, GMMK Pro, IDOBAO ID80 Crystal & ID80 V2 (non-crystal, a lot cheaper but also more stiff)

I recently got an Idobao ID80 keyboard and I really like it so far. The only thing that is slightly annoying is that I can't figure out how to turn off the red underglow that is shining through.

I recently went to set up my first not-straight-out-of-the-box mech: an idobao ID80. It's a hot swap board. I installed the switches and the key caps.

Loving my current heavily modded IDOBAO ID80 and finding it hard to replace it with anything. But looking to end game with a Thera75, Colossus75 or Fuji 75 board