Geon introduces the Vanquish65, a 65% tray-mounted keyboard showcasing innovative design with a torsion beam structure. Crafted from high-quality materials, it supports multiple configurations and focuses on usability. Priced under $300, limited units available.
"Many people have been waiting for something international from you, looking good as always."
"Very nice work Geon!"
"This looks so good!"
"The design is nice, the mounting system is something I'd like to try and the pricing is solid."
"Cant wait to see this. 65 is too small for me but hopefully you release the F1 8x for international buyers in the future."
"This work is amazing. Really well done."
"The internals look innovative, will look forward to seeing the samples!"
"This is such an interesting design, and I feel like the price point makes it a no brainer."
"I'm not gonna lie, I was disappointed to read that this was a tray mount."
"I'd be concerned that Kaihl sockets would interfere with the mounting posts."
"Cons of tray mount: tends to be stiff and inconsistent in both sound and feel."
"I can't tell if the flex toward the center is as much as the flex at the angles."
Hot-swap options would be really nice.
Add damping factor by leaving room for some foam/silicone padding.
Include ISO support.
ETA on few sound tests?
Will the bottom of the PCB brackets collide with the case during normal use?
Will the PCB support split-backspace?
Will the PCB work with VIA?
Can you add Alps compatibility to the PCB?
The thread contains 141 comments, with a strong positive sentiment and a very active engagement from the community. Several members express excitement about the project, alongside questions and suggestions for improvement.