Nibble 65% 72 Key Programmable QMK Mechanical Keyboard Kit (Black)

This was a fun build that was a nice challenge but still intuitive. Soldering is a bit tedious but nothing too difficult. The kit includes most of the materials you need. The quality of parts is good, and everything arrived nicely. P3D store provides a well-made case for the keyboard.

A very good kit and very easy to assemble to be my first build.

Amazing

I like through holes kits and I have built a few like Gingham, Mysterium and others... It was a fun build, the support from discord was great. It was challenging for me because I had to edit the firmware for the oled because I installed it on the top right of the keyboard instead of the lower left side and to add more functionality of the rotary encoder. I'm not very familiar with QMK, I used VIA on my keyboards but with help of the support in discord I was able to do it. This keyboard is my currently my daily driver I love the features and customization. I added an acrylic case which makes it look better.

This is my 7th and last keyboard project. This ruined the hobby for me. Have never been so angry in my life. Don't forget to plan ahead 17 hours pealing off a piece of paper from plexiglass . Actually do that last , since when you accidently destroy one 30 cent part , that has no extras... You can decide if you want to order this again or just throw it away and cut your losses. I suggest cutting your loses. Chances are if you destroyed it the first time... Well history repeats itself. The instructions are on github, But when those fail you, you can look up the process on youtube and stare into the back of some guys head while he completely skips steps in his build 'guide' . Hope you know how to code, cause these precompiled files needed for 3rd party software only come in one layout. But don't worry, You wont get that far.

Fun build. Has a lot of good support online and is easy to build so long as you're comfortable soldering. Keycaps are from tai-hao, switches are glorious lynx and stabilizers are durock v2. No mods other than lube and it sounds great.

I recently finished my build and the pcb isn’t working I emailed the customer service and they are the most unhelpful customer service I’ve ever dealt with, they also don’t care at all if the kit you bought from them is defective they just ignore you so be aware of purchasing

I was looking for a DIY keyboard to build into and I stumbled onto this little gem. I really liked the look of the exposed electronic components on the top and it was a nicely priced kit that shipped really quick. The thing that really makes this product great, however, is the wonderful community and support team that is ready to help. Less than 5 minutes after asking for help on their discord, I received an answer to my struggles with the keyboard. They were really kind and even provided me with the perfect solution to my lighting issue. The support team constantly interacts with their community and takes suggestions on how to improve their product. If you're looking for a great keyboard kit with an even greater community, this is it. Things I like most: -Very straight forward instructions to assemble. -Beautiful appearance and fully programmable. -Wonderful active community looking to help and improve. Minor gripes: -Soldering the SMD lights was difficult without a hot air soldering station and some solder paste. -Windows does not immediately recognize the driver for the bit-c and required installing a different driver -Acrylic part came scratched on the top.