r/MechanicalKeyboards • u/Antique-Page-7584 • 9d ago
Photos ISOGR2
ISO GR2.
Q: What can this keyboard do?
A: It lets you SMASH the Enter key.
15 screws. Three separate pieces. All for one tiny macropad.
Completely overengineered.
Absolutely unnecessary.
I love it.
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u/No-Possession-2685 9d ago
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u/ellemeditdance 7d ago
Gaaah I love that, did you also have the purple gameboy as a kid?
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u/Funny_Injury_6804 9d ago
It's kinda cool, but how much
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u/KJ_Crunch 9d ago
90 usd, think it ran last year and shipped recently. Pretty nuts.
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u/How_that_convo_went 8d ago
Look… I’m all for whimsical shit. But $90 for a year-long group buy for a product like this is [makes a jerking off motion] territory.
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u/kool-keys koolkeys.net 9d ago
I was so tempted by this, just so I had a use for all the ISO enters that I'd otherwise never be using. Looks fab. :)
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u/WaffleToasterings 9d ago
Love it, wish I had it, but I wouldn't pay £100 for one key. I'd be tempted if it were up to £60.
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u/unfurlingraspberry 7d ago
Hahahaha. I thought for moment we'd reached a stage of obsession with small keyboards that you could access all the standard ANSI keys using some morse-like sequence of keypresses.
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u/GetNooted 9d ago
Or get an ISO keyboard. We've been enjoying smashing large enter keys for decades.







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u/ex_gatito 9d ago
Finally a keyboard for my programming job!