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

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

Hello! I'm looking to replace my almost 9-year-old CoolerMaster MK750 wired keyboard with a wireless option that I can use to switch between multiple work devices more easily. I've narrowed it down to a few options, and I was hoping to get some input from the experts here. Budget: $200 CAD/$150 USD

Both of you are absolute freaking LEGENDS!!! 🥳😁 THANK YOU!!! 🙏 I just made a shortcut of the .ahk script file and put it in the Windows Startup folder (Win+R "shell:startup") so it starts automatically on boot and it's working PERFECTLY!!! 😘👌 I don't mind the backlight flipping on to a solid color w

I always use my own keyboard at work. I use "standard" (aka bump at/near actuation) tactile switches on my office keyboards (I really like OG CherryMX Browns to be totally honest 🤷) and clickies on my home keyboards (currently a Epomaker Galaxy100 Lite w/ Kailh Box White V2's), plus a linear switch

... 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

Also, if you really are willing to spend 500, the most recommended fullsize mechanical keyboards in this hobby are: QwertyKeys: QK101, QK100, Neo98 (all kits you build yourself, no switches or keycaps). The Neo98 is now available as a prebuilt keyboard. Chillkey ND104 (has a silent option) Ticktype

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