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Hey everyone, I'm trying to decide between the LUMINKEY Magger 68 HE PRO and the Melgeek MADE68 Pro keyboards. Has anyone used either of these or both? Which one do you recommend in terms of build quality, key feel, and overall typing experience? Also, if you're aware of any better options around the same price range, I'd love to hear your suggestions!
I currently use an RK G68 and I’ve spent about £100 to make it sound beautiful. I’m just looking for an all white TKL keyboard that has a hot swappable feature and is relatively easy to mod.
Anyone knows where I can get a Rainy75 or equivalent 75% keyboard in Morocco without it costing me more than a Zoom75?
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Give me all your downvotes once again. I wasnt comfortable with the 96% not so customizable experience keychron V5 offers. With less machro Keys than the 100%, less RGB effects and everything for the same price. I have returned my V5 and got a V6. I still dont know why people here hate keychron, but I like It...
Top: Q1 HE with brass plate and OSA Marrs green keycaps
Bottom: Q12 Max, Jupiter red switches and stock keycaps
I've been having some free time in my life, so I decided to change something. Switching the keyboard into another layout that some humans in the world found reasonable, why not?
I then searched for some uniform keycap profiles, eventually stopped at Akko SAL which was surprisingly cheap in my place.
Now it's like I'm learning to type once again. It's slow, but fun. After some practices, I too found this layout really reasonable. Another good point is that my children won't be able to take my board for gaming anymore 🤭
Changed the switches to tactile's and also changed the key caps, pretty happy with the end result!
Pavlov 65 GMK Civilizations Baby Kangaroos
My current work from home setup: Keychron V3 Max with Gateron Jupiter Banana switches, Logitech M575 trackball and Pelikan M800 fountain pen
Just put these on my Bridge 75 and am really impressed with the quality. Crispy clean legends.