MMkeyboard MM Class65 V2 vs MM Class80Compact 65% vs Feature-Rich 80%

The MM Class65 V2 is a 65% keyboard measuring 384mm wide by 146mm deep. The MM Class80 is an 80% keyboard measuring 393mm wide by 190mm deep. The Class80 is notably wider and deeper to accommodate the extra keys.

Yes, the MM Class80 offers Bluetooth connectivity. The manufacturer's specifications list Bluetooth and wired connectivity, and the kit contents mention a BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) PCB version and a 5000mAh battery.

No, the MM Class65 V2 is a wired-only keyboard. Its connectivity is listed as wired only, and the vendor description confirms a USB Type-C connection.

The MM Class80 has more extensive software customization. Its listed extra features include explicit QMK and VIA support. The Class65 V2's vendor description mentions QMK and .json import for VIA, but this is not highlighted in its core specs.

Both keyboards use a 6063 aluminum case, a brass internal weight, and PBT keycaps. They differ in plate material: the Class65 V2 uses a POM plate, while the Class80 uses a polycarbonate plate.

Yes, both the MM Class65 V2 and MM Class80 offer hot-swappable PCB options. The Class65 V2 lists hot-swap as an extra feature, and the Class80 lists hot-swap as one of its available PCB types.

According to the vendor, the MM Class80 kit includes the aluminum case, a choice of PCB, gasket poron, IXPE switch foam, poron plate foam, a polycarbonate plate, an aluminum weight, tools, and for the BLE version, a 5000mAh battery.

The MM Class80 is better for dedicated arrow keys. Its 80% layout includes a separate arrow key cluster. The 65% layout of the Class65 V2 integrates arrow keys into a smaller form factor, which may require a slight adjustment in finger positioning.

No, neither the MM Class65 V2 nor the MM Class80 have RGB backlighting. The RGB field is marked as 'No' in the specifications for both products.

Both keyboards have a similar typing angle. The MM Class65 V2 has a 6.5° angle per its vendor description, while the MM Class80 has a 7° angle as listed in its specifications.

Yes, the MM Class80 offers layout options. The manufacturer's specifications state that the layout is 'WK or WKL,' meaning you can choose a version with a Windows key (WK) or without (Winkeyless).

Both keyboards are similarly heavy. The specifications list the weight for both the MM Class65 V2 and the MM Class80 as 4000g (4kg), with the vendor description for each confirming 'within 4 kg.'