Weikav NUT65

I've been rocking mine for a week now. What an incredible piece it is. I come from a Keychron V1 and this one is light-years ahead in all aspects. I built mine with womier double-shot PBT keycaps and Huano Sakura switches. The combination is incredible, thocky as heck! The keyboard works perfectly w

To satisfy automod cthulhu: Top keeb: Ajazz AK820 (plastic 75%) HMX Cthulhu switches (linear/45gf) Terror Below PBT keycaps (clones) Bottom keeb: Weikav Nut65 (aluminium 65%) Weikav cream latte switches (linear/60gf) Purple gradient PBT keycaps (side print) Always wanted to do something lovecraft/ct

I just gifted my sister a 65% keeb that sounds like a handful of river pebbles in your hand — Weikav Nut65 from Ali Express ($80), Duhuk Matcha v4 switches ($40), and CeraKeys ($80 on Black Friday sale). A little over your budget, but I’m SURE it would have still been super creamy with whatever keyc

Going to second this. I am using mu Nut65 right now, and I love it. I also have the Weikav Stars75 and it is amazing.

I have this Nut65, a fantastic keyboard — it feels great with the Oil King switches. But it’s NOT connecting to ViaApp. On Weikav’s website there’s a VIA JSON file, which doesn’t work, and they also provide a link to an alternative ‘usevia.app’ website from the manufacturer, which also doesn’t recog

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

the Weikav Nut65 is a decent budget option, but you might want to factor in the build quality and typing experience. Keygeek Y2 switches are a good choice if you prefer that feel... Just make sure the keycaps you pick fit well with your setup.

I love thock, but I also love typing feedback on linear switches, but because Gateron oil king is mushy, it gives less feedback but it sounds good, almost like a silent switch with more volume. So I would say yes for the sound but no for typing feel. If you want good experience with it, you will nee

I own a couple of Nut65s. One has a brass plate, an aftermarket 1.6mm PCB (no flex cuts), HMX Firecrackers, and cheap-ish ABS keycaps. The other one has a FR4 plate (non flex cuts), stock PCB, Gateron Type R switches, and Drop MT3 keycaps. I enjoy both, but I wouldn’t necessarily recommend them. The

Ya preferensi sih, sah sah ajaTyping speed gw mau pake clicky, membrane, scissor, red/brown ga terlalu ngaruh Tapi kepuasan ngetiknya yg ngaruh, personally gw suka linear/tactile, terutama yg "end-note" nya ada creamy creamy thocky gitu. Sekarang daily driver pake Weikav Nut65 yg prebuilt, udah enak