G84

As an Akko-haver (3084B) and a Keychron not-haver, my impression of Keychron is that it's one of the most mainstream brand but comes with a premium. If your budget is $250, then maybe a Keychron might be the safe pick as they also make a large range of keyboards and is a very established brand. I li

I just got the epomaker g84 he and it’s super sweet. Sounds insane for an HE board

Yunzii B75 Pro. I have the purple version and its fantastic. Both the milk and cocoa cream switches are nice. Yunzii B87 Epomaker G84. It comes in pink, but its more a hot pink color. I added this one because I have it in white and its one of the most impressive budget keyboards I own.

Is the Epomaker g84 he bad? I found the typing sound really good, I'm not sure about the PCB and software though

I personally found them nice, they’re decently heavy I feel so for GD it felt fine, quite bouncy when lifting my finger up, just a couple days ago switched to an HE keyboard, an Epomaker g84 HE which I like so far

I think the Aula F75 Pro max is newer? The only difference seems to be a screen. Some models I like and recommend: YUNZII B75 PRO. My most recent purchase. A decent keyboard for around $65. I like both the milk and cocoa cream switches EPOMAKER G84. One of my top 3 favorite keyboards. The jade switc

The Epomaker G84 is built pretty well and feels nice to type on, but it can cost a bit. The AULA S75 Pro has some nice features for the price, plus RGB lighting which is cool for gaming. The AU75 is a budget pick, but you might lose out on some build quality... Have you checked out keyboardyeti? the