Weikav NUT65

I can see that Nut65 has better, wider rubber feet. I had problem with those on older Weikav models. Nice that they have noticed, too. The same goes for the 2.4G dongle compartment. I didn't get one detail - are other parts (like plates) interchangable? I mean, can Nut65 use already existing Lucky65

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

In no specific order that I would actually recommend,GG80AL (absolute cheapest available that isnt dodgy)Weikav D75 (cheapest with a ball catch systemWeikav Nut65 (cheapest with a ball catch and pogo pin connection which is usually found in higher end boards)Weikav Stars75 / Lucky 80 (TKL alu boards

I'd start by looking into the the neo boards https://www.qwertykeys.com/Maybe the Weikav Nut65. Vendors: https://www.alexotos.com/keyboard-vendor-list/If you're in the US, I'd reccomend Milktooth, Unikeys, and Cannonkeys. Embarrassing mistake I've made when trying to customize a keyboard was strippi

I just got into this scene last year. I'd highly recommend the Nut65. There's a lot to like there for $80 US. 220 grit anodized finish, ball catch assembly, VIA support, a pretty large battery, and tri mode hotswappable pcb. You can also buy additional plates in different materials, as well as a thi

The gravastar Mercury is actually really solid for the price if you like the looks. I build custom keyboards so i prefer mechanical keyboards over HE boards for now, until the feel and sound of HE switches improves. For someone looking for a great entry level custom board, the weikav lucky 65v3, wei

You do not need to be a gamer to get better typing feel or quality of life keyboards.Check the following boards to have an idea :- Aula F75 (mechanical)- Monsgeek M1 V5 (multiple versions : Mechanical, HE and TMR)- Weikav Nut65 (mechanical)- Qwertykeys Neo65 (mechanical)- Qwertykeys Neo65 HE plus (H

Batteries, especially Lithium Ion (Li-on) will eventually swell or go big eventually since thats how they degrade. You'll notice it really early on keyboards when they dont work wirelessly anymore. A lot of these use readily available batteries so finding a replacement should be somewhat easy. With

I know you can get 1-2ms better latency with he switches but i would say get mech keeb - weikav nut65 + mmd ink white switches (or ink green/orange if you prefer tactile)+ womier jade blue or red (or aifei keycaps) from AliExpress, it sounds and feels great, has qmk/via so it has nice customisabilit