Galaxy100

I'd definitely recommend the EPOMAKER Galaxy100 for your needs, if you are okay with its layout! After switching to one, I've been raving about it and recommending it to almost anyone who wants a 96-100% mechanical keyboard!

I'm fairly new to keyboards myself, and also had only ever had a full size keyboard. My situation is a little different since I work remote & have two computers, and therefore decided to get two keyboards - one with a numpad (work), one without (personal). I got a Kisnt KN85 for my personal set up a

Best low profile mechanical keyboard is the MQ80, but it doesn't come with a number pad. Best budget normal profile mechanical keyboard with a numpad is the Epomaker x Feker Galaxy100. Best higher end normal profile mechanical keyboard with a numpad is the QK100 from QwertyKeys. (switches and keycap

I got my first mechanical keyboard (Epomaker Galaxy100) It came with MDA profile keycaps and I love it but want to change the keycaps! However everything I am finding is Cherry or OEM…is there somewhere I should look or another profile very similar to MDA?

I know this is a post from 4 months ago, but wanted to share my experience. I got an Epomaker Galaxy100 off Amazon during Prime Day back in August. I loved it, being my first mechanical keyboard. I primarily use it at work and have switched out the key switches and caps 1-2 times since. My Galaxy ca

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

For a desk, I bought table legs on Amazon, stained and laquered a 2x6 board from Home Depot, put 'em together, and the installed an under desk keyboard shelf (which I also got on Amazon. But home Depot also has all of these. I have a lovely huge rolly chair from the 90s that came with the house. But

"reasonable price" in the mechanical keyboard world is under $200. But, good news for you is that you can find several good ones for under $100. My top recommendation is the Kisnt. It's a 75% keyboard but you can get it bundled with a numpad. If you absolutely need an attached numpad, look at the il

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