Oh nice! Had no clue you had that page, lots of great things there to get started.

Thanks for the kind words! Super glad to hear you're happy with your UHK.

We plan to provide higher tenting angles for upcoming UHKs. As for existing UHKs, 3D printing is definitely an option, and there are plenty of rubber feet available on online marketplaces like eBay or AliExpress.

Also, make sure to check out the UHK modding guides for existing 3D printed tenting designs and the UHK mounting layout.

Mine had the same problems with stabilizers. There's something wrong with the stock Cherry ones - maybe too much lube? But, thanks to hot swap sockets, the stabilizers can be fairly easily changed to any ones you prefer. I replaced them with Everglide Plate Mount Stabilizer (Panda V3) from Aliexpress and it fixed the mushy key problem completely.

Things are setup, got the key cluster & trackpoint & palm rests, so remapped the Mouse to Caps Lock as I'm used to, and otherwise starting to get used to using the Mod, and occasionally Fn, keys for some of the special/extra things. Still might use a regular mouse for gaming though. Still getting used to it, but so far really enjoying it.

Anyways, so far A++!

I've got the keyboard tented, but not sure if I'd prefer even higher tenting or not. Any plans to make taller or multi-step feet for the v2? Or should I just go ahead and 3d print some feet extensions? Only problem is I don't think I have the right kind of soft & grippy rubber to help keep from moving.

Hi Leonid! We only update the expected shipping date when publishing new newsletters at the end of months. We'll ship early non-black cases quickly, but the rest may take more time than anticipated, especially in the current situation of long shipping times and the current global affairs. We'll update the ETA shortly. Thank you for your patience!

Thanks for your kind words, and sorry to hear about the stabilizers. Recently, we've received some feedback like yours, so now we're doing more rigorous quality control and ordered alternative stabilizers. You can use machine oil on the stabilizers to make them smoother. Any further issues, please shoot an email to support at ultimatehackingkeyboard dot com, and my colleague will help you.

Hi Joe! We were blocked due to unusually long shipping delays, but production is back. I updated the delivery status page yesterday.

Thanks for your patience! We're much more behind with old colored case orders, such as yours than with the rest of the orders, but we're catching up quickly with them these days. Your nice words are much appreciated! As you correctly noted, the ping sound is generally emitted by mechanical keyboards with metal plates. It's a tricky one because very few people report it as a problem, yet, it'd probably be a huge undertaking and potentially a lot of expense to redo the mechanical design and change the materials the UHK is made of to reduce it, so we don't plan to address it for the time being.