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A few months ago I had my G915 X Lightspeed replaced due to double typing issues, and while it seemed fine at first, it has recently started occurring frequently with the new one.

Should I attempt another warranty replacement (I'm not sure if that's even possible now), or should I get a different keyboard? Would I be eligible for a refund in that case, or do I just need to take the hit? (I'm from Australia, if that makes a difference)

I saw recently someone post about disabling the driver under Bluetooth settings, but that didn't work. I only use the keyboard in wired mode.

It really sucks having to go back and revise every sentence (including this one. Twice.) to remove the double letters/spaces. I'm so disappointed with this keyboard. My mouse has been great! Especially with the Powerplay mat! (G502X Lightspeed)

Sorry if this isn't the best place to post this, I couldn't find a dedicated Knulli subreddit.

I've been trying to get the pygame game “RetroTrivia” (which came preinstalled with Knulli) working on my TrimUI Brick Hammer.

When the game loads, it says “Press [A] to start”, but none of the normal controls seemed to work.

Tonight I discovered that pressing Volume Up starts the game. Worse still, Volume Up appears to function as the A button for progressing dialogue/questions as well! Which also means the device volume gets maxed out while playing (which got kind of grating)

Since this is a standalone pygame port (not running through RetroArch), I'm not really sure where the issue would even be, or if I can do anything about it.

Here's the repo for the game itself: https://github.com/lbrpdx/retrotrivia

Sorry if this isn't the best place to post this, I couldn't find a dedicated Knulli subreddit.

I've been trying to get the pygame game “RetroTrivia” (which came preinstalled with Knulli) working on my TrimUI Brick Hammer.

When the game loads, it says “Press [A] to start”, but none of the normal controls seemed to work.

Tonight I discovered that pressing Volume Up starts the game. Worse still, Volume Up appears to function as the A button for progressing dialogue/questions as well! Which also means the device volume gets maxed out while playing (which got kind of grating)

Since this is a standalone pygame port (not running through RetroArch), I'm not really sure where the issue would even be, or if I can do anything about it.

Here's the repo for the game itself: https://github.com/lbrpdx/retrotrivia