Galaxy100

Epomaker Galaxy 100. It’s the one I recommend to everyone. It’s solid aluminum so feels premium, sounds amazing and feels good to type on and is full size. It’s worth the price.

I got a few different keyboards and right now I have a Wobkey Crush 80, a Epomaker Galaxy 100, and a keychron K2 (that I broke). They are all hot swapable and feel great to type with. The Wobkey is my favorite, but the value of the Galaxy 100 is so hard to beat. All aluminum, tri-mode, sounds great,

Do you need ScrollLock and PauseBreak that badly? If not, maybe the Neo98? Otherwise, I'd recommend the mentioned EPOMAKER Galaxy100 to anyone, it's my favourite mechanical keyboard for the price point.

I've been digging a lot more, and I've found myself really tempted by the epomaker galaxy 100, but sadly it's not a true ISO fr. Is the keychron v6 max a good alternative in your opinion? It seems like an aluminium body makes a difference in sound. I've found the EPOMAKER X AULA F108 Pro that can ha

The best prebuilt TKL you can get is the Evo80. The Crush80 Beta is almost as good and much less expensive. Atthe same quality level are the Evo75, Bridge75, and Rainy75. Other midrange but still great options include the Womier RD75, the womier SK keyboards, the Monsgeek M keyboards, the Yunzii AL

The most "glidey" keyboard I have is the standard Bridge75 with PC plate and SC switches.no numpad though. You can preorder it from Divinikey. It's the best under $100. After that I'd say the most glidey experience is probably any mechanical keyboard with the Wuque Studio Yellow Arowana switches in

Kisnt KN85 is the best typing quality mechanical keyboard you can get for the lowest cost (under $40). If you want an aluminum mechanical keyboard with a numpad, the Epomaker x Feker Galaxy100 is the lowest cost but still quality aluminum mechanical keyboard with a numpad. If you want a barebones al