@RareBird15@gwync Word of warning regarding wired modes of wireless keyboards, though — keeping a keyboard with batteries always charging can occasionally produce "spicy pillows", i.e., blown up batteries that are a fire risk.
If that's a configuration you're planning to run continuously, it's best to open up the board and unplug the batteries. Fortunately, the keychron boards allow that and still work with the battery disconnected.
@RareBird15 @gwync Word of warning regarding wired modes of wireless keyboards, though — keeping a keyboard with batteries always charging can occasionally produce "spicy pillows", i.e., blown up batteries that are a fire risk.
If that's a configuration you're planning to run continuously, it's best to open up the board and unplug the batteries. Fortunately, the keychron boards allow that and still work with the battery disconnected.
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@Antaeus It is, although the tri-mode version does not have the original source code published. There's an open source re-implementation at https://github.com/emolitor/qmk/_firmware/tree/wireless/keyboards/neo/neo80/_trimode, though.
@Antaeus the Neo80 can be built with ISO layout and should tick all boxes except RGB.