Weikav Stars80 V3 vs Lucky80

The Stars80 V3 uses a 6063 aluminum case with anodized or electrophoretic coating, offering a dense, premium feel. The Lucky80, according to one vendor, uses a PLA (Polylactic Acid) case, which is a bio-plastic that makes the keyboard lighter and more unique but potentially less premium in build quality.

Based on vendor information, the Lucky80 has a significantly larger 15000mAh battery, while the Stars80 V3 is confirmed to have an 8000mAh battery. This gives the Lucky80 a potential advantage for extended wireless use between charges.

Yes, both the Weikav Stars80 V3 and the Weikav Lucky80 offer full QMK and VIA support. This allows users to remap every key, create custom layers, and set macros on both keyboards.

The Stars80 V3 is built for quieter typing due to its multi-layer foam stack that includes PORON, IXPE, PET, and EPDM layers. The Lucky80's PLA case may not dampen sound as effectively, though adding foam after purchase is possible.

Yes, both the Stars80 V3 and the Lucky80 are hot-swappable. The Stars80 V3 uses a 1.2mm flex-cut PCB that supports most MX-style switches, while the Lucky80 is also sold as a kit to accommodate various switches.

Both keyboards offer 2.4 GHz wireless connectivity, which is generally suitable for gaming. The Lucky80 vendor explicitly states a 1000Hz polling rate on 2.4GHz and wired modes. The Stars80 V3's vendor mentions low-latency 2.4 GHz but does not specify a polling rate.

Both are typically sold as barebones kits. The Stars80 V3 is listed as a keyboard kit, and the Lucky80's vendor description includes it as a kit, implying users must provide their own switches and keycaps.

Both keyboards share the same dimensions (355 x 140mm) and weight (1900g) according to some sources. However, the Lucky80's PLA case material suggests it could be lighter in practice, but specific weight for the Lucky80 is not confirmed across all vendors.

The Weikav Lucky80 appears to be out of stock from most vendors, with one vendor showing it as sold out. The Stars80 V3 is listed as in stock and available for purchase from at least one vendor, making it the more accessible option currently.

Yes, the Stars80 V3 is available in Red, Black, and Silver according to the vendor. The Lucky80 was offered in Black, Lavender, Milky White, and White, but these are mostly sold out according to available vendor listings.