Weikav NUT65

for a 65%, get a Weikav Nut65. Pair it with Keygeek Y2 switches and keycaps to your liking.For the most part you can use pretty much any keycaps in this config because the switches and keyboard are already doing most of the heavy lifting. It has a firmware based on QMK, so you can customize it howev

not sure if you're joking lol 😅, tapi 95% itu berati 95% dr full key (approximately, tergantung layout dan ada knob atau ngga kadang berkurang 1-2 keys) CMIIW. untuk budget segitu Weikav WK87 atau Mchose K87 mungkin bisa jd pilihan, Aula jg kyknya sering banget dapet review bagus (tp yg 75, yg 87 ku

Worth it? Yes absolutely worth it, and one of the best VFM HE keyboard out there, but it's been quite some time since SU75 Pro launched, and now a couple other newer keyboards with Sparklink 480 have come up with better pricing , cases etc. Take a look at Weikav EG75. It has a black version, sparkli

I also love my Weikav nut65 more than my evoworks evo75 And my lofree flow 2 even more

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

The main difference i can see that sticks out would be the color options and that the Nut65 has rgb that shines onto the desk. It also does not have any internal wires if you will be opening it up to mod it. They also have different foam layers/compositions so the sound profile should be different.

This is one of the best board from KBD, but it's a thing in the past. for 100 CAD, you can get a Weikav nut65 or Wobkey zen65, which offer more modern features and good sound profiles. EDIT: I have my personal kink for the kbd mkii. Please don't mind me as it was one of my go to board

All the 3 boards you mentioned: Yunzi AL68, Nut65 and the Neo65 core plus are all 3 whole very different keyboards with 3 different target audiences bruh. Yunzi AL68 is a prebuilt, just like Wobkey Zen65 but with a knob. Nut65 is an entry level barebone kit (Weikav also provides full prebuilt but It

Unfortunately not any mechanical keyboard can be used with macs. Most cheap keyboards like Aula are windows only. They will work on mac but with a windows layout. I bought a cheap Aula keyboard and had to use Parallels to install windows for running their configuration software. Keychron, Nuphy, Lof

nut65 is much more updated on the firmware and quality as far as im concerned, its what i mainly suggest if people want to try good mech keyboards without breaking the bank, with weikav, they mostly use linears with their pre builts