MonsGeek M6 QMK DIY Kit
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Monsgeek M6 QMK DIY Kit
This aluminum barebone kit boasts unique 65% alice-style layouts, setting it apart from traditional designs, ensuring optimal comfort and efficiency.
Stabilizers
PCB Mount/Screw-in stabilizers tend to vibrate less. M6 uses Akko transparent white stabilizers (un-assembled) with nylon housing in case users want to lubricate.
South-facing PCB
The south-facing PCB of the M6 avoids causing interference with Cherry profile keycaps, offering more compatibility and flexibility.
Customizable RGB
M6 offers approximately 18 preset backlight modes, which allow users to adjust the brightness and flowing speed levels. Moreover, it supports a wide range of RGB effects, with over 16.8 million colors available. Users can also install an upcoming JSON file to access even more lighting effects and configurations.
New Silver Accent
While M6 silver comes with golden accent, MonsGeek has picked the new silver accent on other models. MonsGeek will start to offer standalone accents for sale to better personalize each unit based on user preference.
N-Key Rollover
The N-Key Rollover technology allows all keys to work simultaneously and ensures every keystroke is recorded and prevents ghosting.
Engraved Back Design
M6 QMK version has adopted the new engraved back design with re-sized sticker for aethestics purposes.
QMK / VIA Support
MonsGeek M6 supports VIA for cross-platform (Linux/Mac/Windows) advanced keyboard configuration.
This feature is exclusively for the international version of M6.
Need More Foam?
Monsgeek has developed its own budget custom material that performs equally as well as poron. Meanwhile, MonsGeek M6 comes with an additional sponage case foam to reduce case ping.
*Disclaimer: Using thicker foam may reduce flex, whether to include it or not is down to your personal preference.
MonsGeek M Series QC DisclaimerPET Insulation Layer
A PET insulation layer has been added to the bottom case in order to prevent any short circuit issues. It’s rare for these issues to occur but we want to add extra protection.
Accessories to Play With
Extra teflon pads included for users who wish to perform a force break mod.
Extra tape for users who wish to perform a tape mod.
MonsGeek includes a default 3mm custom-made foam for a balanced feeling. Disclaimer: the foam will affect the overall sound profile and flex.
Monsgeek M6 QMK DIY Kit
Specs
Learn more about the Monsgeek M6 QMK DIY Kit in the user manual.
User ManualGasket Mount
Aluminum CNC
Mac & Windows & Linux
USB-C Wired
RGB
Support (5-pin)
1.2mm
PC
Y (Poron)
Y
Y (Poron)
Y
Y (not pre-installed)
Akko Screw-in Stabilizer (pre-clipped, but not pre-installed, 4*2u+1*6.25u)
Teflon Pads (not pre-installed)
QMK/VIA
Coiled Cable
around 36.7*14.5*3.7cm
around 2.1kg
Customer Reviews
I wanna start this review by stating that I had no prior experience with Akko products. When this keyboard arrived, I was astonished by the weight of the package. As soon as I unboxed the package, it was clear that the quality of the product is unrivaled at this price point. It feels very solid. Furthermore with the pads and foams included you can adjust the sound signature of the board by a huge margin. All in all I am very happy with the value I got from this purchase and I am a satisfied Akko customer.
MonsGeek M6 QMK DIY Kit
The keyboard it's pretty nice overall maybe a bit overpriced, the stock stabilizers tho are pretty bad, they could use some lube, maybe u could include a tiny bottle of lube. It's the only issue for me
