TK75 HE

Apparently many companies use "mechnical" as a generic term now and even some MAGNETIC keyboards are listed as such. That's because magnetic keyboards are mechanical. It is a generic term. The active switching components in classical mechanical switches are not the part that makes them mechanical or

So, the Gamakay TK75-HE was advertised with silent magnetic switches. Gamakay Phoenix HE, which attracted my eye because I have already tried the Gamakay Pegasus mechanicals and they are very nice silent switches. So, give it a try. First, the software comes in Mac and Windows versions and the user

Für den Preis ist die TK75HE V2 ehrlich gesagt ziemlich solide, vor allem wenn dir Lautstärke wichtig ist. Mit den Silent Phoenix Switches ist sie deutlich leiser als typische Mechanical Boards — eher so ein gedämpftes Tippgefühl statt diesem klassischen „clacky“ Sound. Für abends oder Office echt a

Coming from Ornata Chroma I wanted something truly mechanical, so started looking into the widow V4 and huntsman. And that's where I got trapped in to the custom boards rabbit hole... Long story short:For gaming - I ended up using GamaKay TK75-HE due to the magnetic feature, but I had to swap the ca

Gamakay TK75HEV2 has an ISO UK layout, yes British(iso), also 75% with a knob. You can make the perfect match layout and not bad gaming features: such as snap tap, 8k polling rate, and hot-swapable magnetic silent switch. So you can take a look and check it on Amazon or their official store.

Keychron. They're actually QMK even for their HE boards. Well, Gamakay used to be good and if you can find the first version of the TK75 HE it's got a pretty good driver as far as awful proprietary drivers go, and they have an option with actual silent switches. But the new version (TK75 HE v2) uses

I think it's the best HE entry board for someone who hates the sound of HE boards but wants to get into HE Gamakay TK75 HE with Phoenix Silent Switches, but get the v1 and be prepared to replace the keycaps with something that isn't Cherry profile.

I would go with the Gamakay TK75 HE v1 with Phoenix switches, but replace the keycaps because they have a Cherry conflict problem. The reason is the v1 uses a not-bad windows client, while the v2 uses the fraudulent "Quantum Mechanical Kit" web app that's ripping off the real QMK name to deceive cus

Gamakay TK75 HE (the original, not the v2, the v2 switched to Attack Shark's deceptive website for configuration).

Yes, a completely clear switch like that will help. South facing sockets are a plague and a cancer. The problem they are supposed to solve is a nothingburger and they don't actually solve it. I had to put risers on all the row 3 caps on my Gamakay TK75 HE despite the south-facing sockets.