Weikav NUT65

I have the CSTM 80 and the removable plates are pretty neat idea. I recently built a Weikav Nut65 that I posted a review of here a few days ago that has the ball catch release mechanism and pogo connectors that allow the PCB to magnetically snap to the base and be connected to the built in batteries

Weikav's Nut65 does a few small things better honestly. Larger battery, more unique aesthetic, and seems to be slightly cheaper. They have mostly the same features.

Wishing the Weikav hadn't also gone the direction of the arrow key separator (I look having three buttons over there, but alas), it does look like a really solid option, and I'm rocking with the teal. Looks like the standard is available on Lumekeebs with non-flex-cut PCB for only $90: https://lumek

For gaming, many will suggest an HE keyboard, though i haven't used HE stitches that really feel as good as the regular mechanical switches i prefer(luciola and blue bubblegum for linear, type-r and quinn for tactile) and i game just fine with regular mechanical keyboards. I prefer a 65% keyboard. I

Looks great!! I just got the Y2 switches and I really like them. I have the nut65 and I wanted the lucky65 v3 also but I'm waiting for a blue or a green one that I might like. Strange that I only see the v2 on the official weikav site and the v3 all over AliExpress.

I know lots of good lowkey Chinese brand. Once a maker made the Spark67, Star75 and Meteor87 and I adore them a lot. KBD is obviously also Chinese. Weikav also be heating up the custom kits ground with many good kits, especially the recent Nut65 Cu (heavily inspired from Neo CU /s) Akko has little t

Another comment recommended lucky 65. The lucky 65v3 is currently available and great but i personally prefer the nut65, which is almost identical/very similar. The nut and lucky are both made by weikav and are essentially the same but with different LED placement, and maybe per-key LEDs on the luck

Dunno if the layout is acceptable for you, but Weikav NUT65 has been quite popular recently. Has RGB PCB and even front side RGB strip. Sold as a barebones kit. The only things you need are switches and keycaps. Has fun colors like Teal, Denim, Sand gold, Coffee gold (whatever that is). Aluminum ver

Either one is good but lucky65 v3 do not have via json yet on weikav website.Black and white looks good with the rgb but not the other colors. I have the white nut65 with keygeek v2 and some white double shot pbt keycaps.

OnePiece keycaps may be more expensive than your keyboard depending on which one you buy. For a budget keyboard, I recommend the Kisnt KN85 or KN104. For a fancier keyboard, check out the Wave75, Rainy75, Crush80 Beta, Weikav Lucky65 v3 or Nut65.