DK DK1 60 vs Qwertykeys Neo6560% vs 65% Wireless Keyboard Kit

The Qwertykeys Neo65 has dedicated arrow keys due to its 65% layout. The DK DK160 is a 60% keyboard and does not have dedicated arrow keys, requiring the use of a function layer to access them.

Yes, both the DK DK160 and Qwertykeys Neo65 offer tri-mode connectivity. This includes a wired USB-C connection, Bluetooth, and a 2.4GHz wireless connection with a dongle for low-latency use.

Yes, both keyboards are fully programmable using VIA software. This allows you to remap keys, create layers, and assign macros without needing to flash the firmware manually.

No, both the DK DK160 and Qwertykeys Neo65 are sold as barebones kits. This means they include the case, PCB, plate, stabilizers, and necessary accessories, but you must purchase mechanical switches and keycaps separately.

The DK160 offers a choice between plate mount and PCB mount styles, with different silicone gaskets included for each. The Neo65 offers dual mounting with a PCB gasket mount and an isolated top mount, allowing you to change the typing feel.

The DK DK160 has a slightly larger combined battery capacity at 2400mAh (2x 1200mAh), compared to the Neo65's 2200mAh. In practice, battery life will depend heavily on usage patterns and connection type.

The DK DK160 offers polycarbonate, aluminum, or FR4 plates. The Qwertykeys Neo65 offers carbon fiber, aluminum, polycarbonate (PC), or plastic (PP) plates, with the vendor describing the feel and sound differences from hardest to softest.

No, according to the provided specifications, neither the DK DK160 nor the Qwertykeys Neo65 has per-key RGB lighting. Both are listed with 'No' under the RGB field.

The DK DK160 has a front height of 15.5mm, as stated in its vendor description. The Qwertykeys Neo65 has a slightly higher front height of 18.6mm, which may influence typing comfort and the potential need for a wrist rest.

The DK DK160 was sold as a group buy, which often involves pre-ordering, potential delays, and strict no-refund policies. The Neo65 is a made-to-order item with a 12-week estimated production time, and orders cannot be canceled after the batch period ends.

The DK160 includes a carrying case, keyboard bag, sound absorption package, stabilizers, cable, and screwdriver. The Neo65 includes a carrying case, foam kit, stabilizers, USB-C cable, screwdriver, keycap puller, and a set of rubber feet.

The Qwertykeys Neo65 is significantly heavier, with a listed weight of 2500 grams (2.5 kg). The weight for the DK DK160 is not provided in the specifications, but it is likely lighter due to its smaller size.