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EU or Canadian alternative to Unicomp PC keyboards
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this post was submitted on 20 Jan 2026
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Yeah, I've never used one myself
please don't take it as an endorsement on that front. I was just trying to think of a Western keyboard company.
I also subscribe to !ErgoMechKeyboards@lemmy.world, and OP could try them.
Somehow I missed the EU/Canadian requirement in OP's title 🤦♂️
From a Chyrosran22 video on the Matias TactilePro, I was able to spy from the label on the back that they are now made in China, unfortunately.
Ah, good investigation. I looked on their website and couldn't find anything (though that might have said something...companies that do domestic manufacturing tend to trumpet the fact).