That gray glossy wood is indeed fabulous. But I do like the color you picked now a lot as well. In fact it matches my desk almost exactly as I see the color on the photos.

Thank you for the link - These speakers are wonderful, indeed! I'm not saying it's impossible to make the UHK palm rest work with black, but so far we couldn't get it right. I think chances are good we'll give it another try eventually, but we're way too busy right now.

I love the wood look but graphite would be lovely as well.
Take a look at these speakers, I saw them in person in high gloss gray and they lloked fabulous!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgKVT8NYZok

Bummer. I was also looking forward to graphite colored palm rests instead of brown and was about to post this same comment. I don't really like the wood look or brown. But I'm still really excited for the UHKB! Thank you for all the great work you are doing.

Thanks for the idea! Even though we don't plan to create an arrow keys module, the opportunity will be there to develop one. If you'll ever develop one please do share!

It make me think for an addon that could be quite interesting: the arrow keys. Perhaps for the right side.

I've tried a number of brightness levels and in the case of the UHK and the dev board of the IS31FL3731 LED driver IC the brightness levels were always proportional to the sound levels. Maybe it's different for other ICs and circuits, but I'm positive that it's proportional for this IC.

Can you do a LED noise test at lowest power? In my personal experience, the full-power mode is usually the quietest, while it's the lower power modes that usually create noise (in small electronics like cell phone chargers, etc).

Hi Derek, The modules support tenting as well, along with every other configuration. The way it works, you simply have to attach them to the keyboard. No extra legs are required for the modules as their magnets, magnet counter parts and steel guides will simply attach them to the UHK. You can also positive or negatively tilt the UHK. Please see our Feet and palm rest design post for details.

I can see that the keyboard (and pam rests) tent. I am wondering if the additional keyboard modules (i.e. trackpad, etc) will also have a tent leg? Also -- does the keyboard have tilt legs?