does someone want to tell us what makes it worth ~$300 ?
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Fully customizable, mechanical keyboard, with a high speed USB 3.2 hub built into it.
They also give you pretty good customer support. I've had a couple issues with my Meerkat and they were very responsive.
I like the idea but it seems way above my discretionary income levels.
$300 for a keyboard? Wow!!! Hey my PI400 cost $100 it included the built-in KB, mouse, power supply, HDMI cable. $300 for a KB is just plain insane.
Just bought a Moonlander Mark 1 from ZSA, near 400 bucks. So configurable, and split.
A nicely built mechanical keyboard is worth it. If I have to go back to the office any time soon, I had been considering picking up a second Dygma Raise keyboard, but the Launch may suit my needs very well.