The Whitefox Eclipse is not THE Whitefox

Few weeks ago Kono and Alpaca keyboards announced the WhiteFox Eclipse. In 2016 I worked on the original Whitefox but *I am NOT involved in any way with the new Whitefox Eclipse.*
Article on my blog about the Eclipse: matt3o.com/the...
More about the Eclipse on the manufacturer's website: alpacakeyboard...

[@TranquilMarmot]

I didn't know the history of the 65% layout. Thank you for creating it, I have a lot of 65% boards these days 😅

[@hatdog703]

because of chyrosranbi came here, thank you for the 65% layout

[@jw_25]

I have two of the original WhiteFox keyboards and this looks like a fun daily driver.

[@tedwardrick]

keycap legends alignments are similar to an Apple keyboard, but fonts and icons not as refined as the ones on Apple keyboards...

[@HollowRick]

I'm still using my white fox keyboard still works great to this day :)

[@robr640]

I had the same thought when I heard of the Eclipse, kinda outdated for the modern enthusiast scene. Although you do make a good point about it being a good choice for normies who want a mech but really don't want to get into the hobby. That said I agree the pricing might be a bit high for that & so far it seems the advertising has been pushed towards enthusiasts. It would probably do them a world of good to be pushing this more towards normies & gamers while lowering the price by a good $20. I originally thought it was gonna be a metal case which would've put the pricing right around it's sweet spot. Although with boards like the Portico & KBD67lite out there, this being plastic really puts it behind the curve there. Guess we'll have to see if these fly or not when they are released.

[@aresaurelian]

This is a great video @Matt3o. You are strong, and can be proud, because you are doing a terrific job. Thank you.

[@abdomination]

The keycaps are a fail when you look closer. Definitely.