A total of 14 reviews of this product on Reddit.
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yea that’s the issue with those boards, they are expensive.. You need the PCB, acrylic case, switches (cherry or gateron on the site), and the stabilizers. If you wanted to you could email the guy who owns the site and he asked me what I wanted it and did it for me.
If you want something lowkey and cheaper that’s already done this one has a similar style with the F keys just right above: Noppoo Choc Mini
It looks like there’s none on Amazon however you’ll have to search google for some other place to get it
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First of all, I should say that I am basically a beginner in the /r/MechanicalKeyboards world. However, I have had my Noppo for about 4 years or so now so I like to think I am somewhat knowledgeable. What I love about my current keyboard seems to be quite rare as far as I can tell in the keyboard world, unless I am just stupid. As you can see the Noppo features the f1 keys tiered directly above the number keys and not up and off to the side like most keyboards. It is kind of like a laptop or Mac keyboard in that sense. If anybody out there knows what this type of keyboard is called or if there are more manufactures out there that make keyboards like the Noppo I would greatly appreciate the help.
I should also clarify I enjoy this keyboard for gaming, (MMO’s mostly) and that is the reason I enjoy the F1 keys being the way they are. Shout out to Reckful for who I discovered the Noppo from.
edit: link to my keyboard
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> Noppoo Choc Mini 84
I’ve looked these up and they seem to come as standard (non-floating) by default. Is it possible that there is another option or would I have to get another case?
For reference – https://www.amazon.com/Noppoo-84-Technology-Mechanical-Keyboard/dp/B0091Q34EI
Same for the MK84, not floating-key case from factory.
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60% boards have the same keys, just hidden under a function layer. They also remove numpads from the picture which most people are okay with.
Personally, I use an 81-key board that has a numpad under the function layer for those rare times I need it. Noppoo Choc Mini
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I’m new to the whole mechanical keyboard thing but would these keys be compatible with this? I’d be getting the Blueswitch/POM
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I have a Noppoo mini. It’s a fantastic keyboard that’s got me hooked. I want to add another one to my collection: 60% (ish) with full arrow keys, top function row keys, but I can’t find any…
Any suggestions?
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I actually have not been able to find another keyboard like that.
The Noppoo Choc Mini is an 84 key keyboard (smaller than tenkeyless) and has a layered numpad on thee keyboard (hold down the function key to activate it). You can see which keys are the numpad by the legends on the front of the keycaps.
It also uses pretty thick POM keycaps, which are nice!
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Amazon.com has the black version. If you want the white I think you’ll have to go AliExpress. (Amazon has them listed but none are available.)
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Hi MK community,
I’m looking to purchase a new keyboard and I’m definitely looking for a mechanical one. I have a 150$ budget, in the past, I’ve had a razer black widow and I liked it. I’ve also heard many good things about the Noppoo Choc mini 84 and the KeyCool Hero 84. I’m leaning towards the Keycool because I like the all white aesthetic but it’s damn near impossible to find and I want one within the next week so I’m unable to wait for massdrop to release it again. Besides these 2 I haven’t really looked at much else, if anyone could give me some feedback on the two I’ve picked out already or any other good keyboard I’d greatly appreciate it!
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$129 Canadian pesos delivered to your door.
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Also how can I tell if ifs PCB mounted? It is this one http://www.amazon.com/Noppoo-84-Technology-Mechanical-Keyboard/dp/B0091Q34EI?th=0
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It’s a custom B.Mini PCB board. That layout is an 84-key layout, here’s something similar.
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