Lofree TOFU68 vs Skyloong GK68Gasket or Knob

The TOFU68 lists an integrated wrist rest, multimedia keys, knob support, and N-key rollover. The GK68 lists gasket mounting, sound dampening, and clicky, tactile, and linear switch types.

The Skyloong GK68 is listed at 600g, while the Lofree TOFU68 is listed at 720g. That makes the GK68 the lighter of these two keyboards by their listed weights.

Both keyboards list Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz alongside wired connectivity. The TOFU68 vendor description says it can switch between up to three devices wirelessly, and the GK68 vendor description says it can connect to three devices at the same time.

The Skyloong GK68 lists a gasket mount, and its vendor describes this as an O-Ring Mount Gasket. The TOFU68 is listed with a plate mount.

Yes, both keyboards list hot-swap support. The GK68 vendor specifically says its sockets support 3-pin and 5-pin MX mechanical switches.

The GK68 metadata lists clicky, tactile, and linear switch types. The TOFU68 is listed as linear, and its vendor identifies the switches as Gateron Tofu linear switches.

Knob support is listed as an extra feature on the TOFU68. The GK68 feature list does not mention knob support.

N-key rollover is listed for the Lofree TOFU68, and its vendor description also identifies USB key rollover as NKRO. No rollover feature is listed for the GK68.

The GK68 vendor lists a Type-C cable, keycap puller, switch puller, instruction manual, and a random gift. Its package description also names the keyboard kit components: case, PCB, plate, and stabilizers.

Both keyboards list Mac and Windows support in their metadata. The TOFU68 vendor description also explicitly says it is compatible with Mac and Windows.