
The SONIC170 is a 65% mechanical keyboard with a unique design inspired by the TE OP-1 Field synthesizer. It features a knob, a customizable LED macro module, and a silicone "cover" gasket mounting system.
"Users are excited to secure the SONIC170."
"The design is loved by many, with specific appreciation for color choices."
"Overall positive reception of the project's uniqueness and customization options."
"General excitement for the project, with one user expressing it looks awesome."
"Some users expressed their joy about the project and its aesthetic appeal."
"Concerns raised about the crucifix design, seen as inappropriate by some."
"Some users find the price point steep for the offered features."
"One user questioned the functionality of design elements like the knob."
"Requests for a version without the crucifix, as it doesn't align with other design elements."
"Doubts about the PCB layout's support for certain configurations."
Consider adding Hotswap ISO support.
Implement universal plates and foam cutouts for ISO layouts.
Focus on 2 to 5 killer color combinations instead of aiming for 10.
Explore different designs for the knob for better ergonomics.
What is the story behind the crucifix design?
Will the knob and LED module be programmable?
Is the project supporting VIAL along with QMK and VIA?
Will there be an ortho layout available?
The thread has generated considerable engagement with 22 comments. Positive feedback predominantly comes from excitement about the design and feature set, while criticism centers around the crucifix design and price point. The suggestions reflect strong community involvement in shaping the product.