Newmen GM326 vs LEMOKEY X4 75% QMK
Highlighted rows are where these two differ.
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| Spec | Newmen GM326 | LEMOKEY X4 75% QMK |
|---|---|---|
| Switch feel | Linear | Tactile |
| Connection | Bluetooth | Bluetooth |
| Layout | 75% | 75% |
| Hot-swappable | Yes | — |
| Keycaps | — | PBT |
Which should you choose?
The primary difference between these keyboards is switch feel, as the Newmen GM326 features linear switches while the LEMOKEY X4 75% QMK uses tactile switches. Both models share a 75 layout and Bluetooth connection.
The Newmen GM326 is hot-swappable, but its keycaps are not listed. The LEMOKEY X4 75% QMK uses PBT keycaps, though its hot-swappability is not listed. Backlight, battery hours, polling rate, and weight are not listed for either keyboard.
Written from the specifications listed above. Specs not shown on the product listing are marked as not listed rather than assumed.