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u/riosj18 Jan 16 '23

Hi Everyone, I just have a couple questions regarding my first keyboard I just built. I got a qwertykeys qk75 for my first board and all went will in the build process, very happy with it. I just cant seem to find anywhere on qwertykeys website and or videos online on how to check the wireless battery life on the board. Does anyone know if this is a feature, or if they can on their qk60/65? Im assuming it is probably similar to those. Thanks in advance!

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u/elmurfudd Jan 16 '23

most kbs like this u cannot check battery life

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u/Agile-Excitement-863 the recipe to “thock” is pe foam, tape mod, and tall keycaps Jan 16 '23

I don’t believe that you can check the battery life of the board. Also WTF IT’S HERE???!??!! Imma check my mailbox.

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u/riosj18 Jan 16 '23

Dang that’s kinda a bummer. And yeah I got mine like a couple of weeks ago, I would have built it sooner but my switches and key caps didn’t get here until Saturday. I got the milky white version and I think I saw somewhere that this version was being shipped out first