Galaxy100 Lite

The Epomaker Galaxy 100 Lite is a much better value imho.

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

I don't hate the halo series (i thought a lot about getting the 96v2), but i feel like Nuphy is really expensive for what they are. I find the keyboard sound is too clacky and for the quality i would prefer a 100$ price point. The colors are great though. I recommend checking out the Epomaker Galaxy

Hi, its not that I do not like the keyboard. It is really good and its my first mechanical keyboard ever. But originally I wanted a 100% 108 full size keyboard. I researched for months, but could only see this one at this price point. I also searched Weikav Nut108. At the time I ordered the Max102,

I can't speak specifically for the Epomaker Galaxy100 Lite, but the standard Galaxy100 is, in my opinion, the best-sounding prebuilt keyboard in the 96-100% layout range. From the reviews I've seen, the Galaxy100 Lite is essentially a lighter version of the Galaxy100. Because the case is lighter, th

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

Whatever you wanna buy, make sure you watch a couple reviews at higher speed on youtube and listen to a couple sound tests. I personally daily drive a Monsgeek M1 V5 and would recommend it for the adjustable actuation (TMR Switches). I like being able to switch between a hair trigger for gaming and

Best budget fullsize options: Keychron C2 Pro, Kisnt KN104, Aula F108, or Epomaker TH108 If you are willing to get a 96%, then get the Galaxy100 or Galaxy100 Lite