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KBDfans opens Tofu TKL R2 group buy

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Key Takeaway

A brief announcement about the KBDfans Tofu TKL R2 keyboard group buy, with no additional details or specifications provided.

AI Summary & Analysis
KBDfans has opened a group buy for the Tofu TKL R2 keyboard, running from July 15 to August 15, 2026.
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