TK75HE V2

Just go by our own preferences. Bot keyboards are good; Gamakay just looks better with shine-through keycaps and a small TFT display. Also, it's very silent; the only downsides are the keyboard is made from plastic and the software is not smooth. Also, the Womier SK75 uses the same clunky software a

Hey! If you're looking for a quiet keyboard under A$250, you might want to check out the Gamakay TK75HEV2 silent Hall Effect keyboard. One of the reasons people recommend it is because it uses silent magnetic switches (Phoenix V3), which are designed specifically to reduce typing noise while still k

Well do you need an aluminium housing on your keyboard? If you dont like their Switches? Switch them. Don't like their keycaps? Switch them I use an Gamakay Tk75HE V2 with the silent Phoenix Switches and its a pleasure. Ofc the Software is a bit crappy but you csn Controller most of the stuff via Ma

Is there any possible fix for this? Replace the $150 gamerbro board with a $65 Gamakay TK75HE v1? https://www.amazon.com/GK-GAMAKAY-Mechanical-Bluetooth-TK75HE-Magnetic/dp/B0CWPJ3P2K One of the few prebuilt boards with a decent silent switch. Plus the v1 driver is actually no worse than mediocre whi

Gamakay TK75HE V2, wirklich super Tastatur, fühlt ich auch sehr wertig an. gibt's für 75€ beim Hersteller oder 85€ bei Amazon. für den Preis und bei der Qualität wäre das sogar ohne hall effect eine Empfehlung, aber das Ding hat die Vollausstattung mit snaptap und rapid Trigger!

The gamaKay TK75HE V2 is a good pick if you want something built well and packed with features for the cash The yunzii rt75 pro also gets good reviews, especially for gaming. The other choices you named might work, but those two get a lot of love for typing feel and how they perform. And if you have

Honestly, something a bit different — you could consider getting him a quiet/silent keyboard. If he’s into tech and coding, it’s actually a pretty thoughtful upgrade. A lot of keyboards sound nice in videos, but in real life the constant typing noise can get annoying (especially if you’re both at ho

Gamakay TK75HE V2 seems like a good option. If I wouldn't chase after alloy bodies/barebones I would take this keyboard instead. Has almost anything besides QMK/VIA support as it seems.

Do you have a costco membership or prime membership perchance... Anyway, keyboard. (I may or may not be a r/MechanicalKeyboards nerd) Definitely go with hall effect or TMR. For <$100, Irok mg75 pro/max, gamakay tk75he v2, mchose jet75 he. Around $100: monsgeek m1 v5 tmr. All great performing but usu

HE boards have a software problem. To be precise, other than the Keychrons they're none of them QMK and so don't work with VIA or Keychron's VIA fork, Launcher. I have tried a couple of HE boards with proprietary software, and the Gamakay TK75 HE is a decent option. The Gamakay software is not up to