Yes, there are stabilisers for the large keys.
These keys are: Space, Right Shift, Enter and Backspace.
Important: The keycaps and switches are not available here, you would have to buy them separately.
ISO is a layout of the keys. In Europe, ISO keyboards are mainly used. The CH layout is also based on an ISO layout.
ANSI is standard, especially in America. There, certain keys are missing and certain keys are larger or smaller.
If you want to build a CH keyboard, ISO is what you need.
If you mean USB-C, then the answer is no. They still come with USB-A Plug. But you can easily solve this with this adapter:
Hama USB C Adapter (USB, USB Typ C)
According to the Novelkeys website, the Novelkeys Cream switches are equipped with mx-style housings. They should therefore also be compatible with the GMMK PCB. However, make sure to order ISO keycaps.
Hello, it (unfortunately) has a micro USB connection.
USB-C is obviously much better and more resistant to repeated plugging and unplugging, because it can be plugged in either direction. This is not the case with micro USB and USB 1-2-3.x.
But the GMMK2 generation has USB-C, and although it's more expensive, it's more than worth it (in my opinion). Go for this model, rather than the old model for which you ask this question:
https://www.digitec.ch/fr/search?filter=t_13%3D884377&q=gmmk2
Hi Timal, I recommend you to buy the switches at www.caseking.de. Large selection and a lot in stock.
You can get CH keycaps for GMMK at DIGITEC, they are in stock (today): Glorious PC Gaming Race ABS Keycaps (CH, ISO, 105 keys) They are not the best&nice quality, but there is nothing else that has the correct layout for GMMK.
For the switches I recommend to buy the test-box first and identify the right switch for you: Glorious PC Gaming Race Mx Switch Pack I, for one, thought the silver ones were the best at first. But they are too sensitive for typing, as soon as you touch the key, the silver switch is already triggered. In the end, I bought the Kailh Box Brown Switches from Caseking.
Good luck and if you have any further questions, please contact me.
Hello, I answered your question, via my review or your "almost" the same question->
https://www.digitec.ch/fr/s1/ProductRating/bon-clavier-gmmk-dans-lensemble-attention-si-vous-utiliser-les-keycaps-abs-iso-ch-de-chez-glorious-878562#productRatingComment_37517
As far as the firmware is concerned, there is no adjustment to be made. The fact that the GMMK works in ISO CH is due to the fact that:
- The keyboard is in ISO layout, no need to worry about it more than that.
- The CH layout is to be set in the OS and not with respect to the keyboard settings itself. (the CH layout is ISO anyway)
- Keycaps are 100% compatible with the layout + ISO or ANSI layout specifications.
