DOIO KB30 01 vs Skyloong GK87ProMacro Pad vs Full Wireless Keyboard

No, the DOIO KB3001 is a 30-key macro pad. It lacks alphanumeric keys, function rows, and arrow keys, so it must be used alongside a primary keyboard for general typing tasks.

The vendor description does not specify console compatibility. It lists support for Mac and Windows PCs via its triple-mode connectivity (Bluetooth 5.1, 2.4G, USB-C).

The DOIO KB3001 offers deeper firmware-level customization. It supports both QMK and VIA, which are open-source tools allowing programming of up to four layers and assignment of complex macros to its 30 keys and three knobs.

The Skyloong GK87Pro comes with Gateron G Pro 3.0 switches which the manufacturer lists as pre-lubed. The DOIO KB3001 comes with Outemu Ocean Silent Linear switches, but the listing does not specify if they are pre-lubed.

The DOIO KB3001 has a smaller 0.91-inch OLED screen, typically used for displaying text-based layer information. The Skyloong GK87Pro has a larger 1.7-inch TFT LCD color screen capable of showing images, GIFs, and more detailed status info like battery level and connection mode.

According to its description, the GK87Pro uses a shallow gasket mount structure with an all-in-one silicone pad and bottom foam to cushion keystrokes and reduce hollow sounds. This, combined with its PBT keycaps, is designed to offer a more dampened and pleasant typing experience.

It comes as a kit containing the keyboard, 30 switches, a stabilizer set, a USB-C cable, and a puller. Importantly, the vendor note states it does not include keycaps, so those must be purchased separately.

Yes. The manufacturer states the GK87Pro has hot-swappable modules for both knobs and switches, allowing you to remove a knob and replace it with a standard mechanical switch and keycap.

The DOIO KB3001 comes with silent linear switches by default, which would be quieter. The Skyloong GK87Pro offers switch choices including tactile and linear, with sound levels listed as low to medium, so selecting the linear option would be quieter for office use.

The vendor description states it can connect to up to two devices via Bluetooth and one via the 2.4GHz wireless dongle simultaneously, allowing for switching between three devices.

The DOIO KB3001 uses a 6063 anodized aluminum top case with a translucent acrylic base. The Skyloong GK87Pro uses an aluminum case, as per the metadata, and includes an integrated wrist rest.