Weikav NUT65

Do I see the right price tag- $230??? For that price you could get a nice barebones full aluminum board (if you want a 75%, the Star75 is my current go-to for gaming, or even other HE keyboard!), switches, and keycaps. Heck, I just got the Nut65 from Weikav, I've got some Keygeeks on it, and Hellebo

Like I said, Nut65 is a good option. I've also heard that the other weikav boards like stars80 v2 and all are also amazing for the price.

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

You can buy the Nut65 from Weikav website or Amazon or anything you find easy to buy stuff from in your area as the board is very popular and globally available. However I just discover that the regional pricing adds the Nut65 price up. The nut65 is frequent 80-90$ whereas I only need to pay 50$ for

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.

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

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

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

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