My first-ever barebones kit keyboard: the Leobog Hi75C Pro
The next keyboard on my journey list is the Leobog Hi75C Pro. It was my first ever barebones kit, and I wanted something that would not cost too much while giving me a proper taste of what building a keyboard could feel like, which was essentially unexplored territory for me! I remember that this was around the middle of January and very early into my journey, but I was already neck-deep in thock. I was watching YouTube videos, listening to sound tests, reading Reddit posts, and slowly convincing myself that I understood what I was doing. Yes, that sounds about right. The interesting thing with the journey is how you end up challenging yourself by learning new things. At this point, the new thing that I needed to challenge myself with was something that became a constant reminder of what I would end up wanting to do next. Barebones kit. A barebones kit is essentially a partially assembled mechanical keyboard. You usually get the case, PCB, plate, stabilisers, mounting structure, and so...
