Galaxy100 Lite

The lowest cost aluminum mechanical keyboard with a numpad is the Galaxy100/Galaxy100 Lite, which is around $100 on Amazon. The 'best' are double or more: the Chilkey ND104 or Ticktype DP104 or QwertyKeys QK101/QK100/Neo98. If you want rapid trigger, etc. for gaming, it's actually cheaper to get a s

Epomaker Galaxy100 or Galaxy100 Lite. It's surprisingly cheap for a full aluminum case and sounds amazingly creamy.

My very favorite 96% keyboard for under $100 is the Galaxy100 or Galaxy100 Lite. Theyre nearly identical with the Light weighing a little less. Theyre excellent out of the box, but if you want a soft keypress, you can swap in silent switches like the outemu limes. If you dont want to mess with switc

It'll be a little tough to get everything in there but there are many boards that should check most boxes. Knobs have somewhat fallen out of popularity at least with keyboard manufacturers, so if you absolutely need a knob, I'll severely limit your options. Most good boards with knobs are going to b

I recently got a Nuphy Halo 96 v2 io and I love it. I also have their Node 100 in low profile and that's great too. Easy recommends there. Pretty much the only one that's aluminum, full size, and around your budget is the Epomaker Galaxy 100 Lite, which I don't have but is well-reviewed and I've had

... Lol and this stuff is EXACTLY why I waited for all the early production problems with the Epomaker Galaxy100 Lite to get ironed out and got one of those instead of yet another plastic keeb... 🤷 CNC aluminum won't crack unless I literally throw my keyboard at a wall full force. 🤣 (And 1.66kg, whi

You're welcome. Yep, FR4 is a good middle ground. What kind of switches were you looking at? Linear or tactile? Heavy press or light press? Smooth or scratchy? Silent, clacky, thocky, marbley, creamy? Ive heard pretty good things about the Yunzii C75 and the Epomaker TH108 with Creamy Jade switches

I would suggest checking out the epomaker galaxy100/galaxy100 lite. All aluminum, full size, lots of foam for the creamy/thocky sound profile, knob, id suggest the wisteria switch option, & just change out the keycaps. It comes in a cream color or black. As far as the keycaps go I think you may be a

The new EPOMAKER Galaxy100 Lite for sure. It has a 8000mah battery, made of aluminum, has a knob, sounds great, looks great, and big discounts on Amazon Canada.