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'Better' is really subjective. The GMMK 2 has a compacted layout with a shortened zero on the numpad and no navigation keys beyond the cursors. That might be a deal-breaker for some. The GMMK 3 has a more conventional layout with the addition of a knob. You can get an HE variant of the GMMK 3 too, w

GMMK is kind of overpriced and mediocre, not even QMK (by default, there is third party QMK firmware for some models but dang). 75% with knob: Monsgeek M1 v5 * ($80 barebones) Akko 5075B VIA * ($60 barebones) Royal Kludge RK R75 QMK/VIA * ($51 with coupon) Womier Q75 ($59) Womier Era75 ($63) Yunzii AL

There's really no limit to what you can spend - keyboards are a surprisingly deep rabbit hole. I don't really like to promote something of my own, but I made a video demonstrating this:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trvGM4dEKVQ Right, let's do this... For quite a long time, the only way to get a me

It is not clear from their website but they do have mention on their support page that they provide VIA JSON files for at least some of the Furycube boards. GMMK boards are not QMK based at all. So I would out of those two get the Furycube, but only if there is an option for returning it for free if

Fortunately I prepared for this day. I bought a barebones GMMK 3 basically to use for spares if I needed them (th truth is I wanted an FR4 plate and could get one in a barebones kit for a few ££ more than just buying the parts I wanted). So it's already built. A simple case swap and I should have it

Of course these 230 boards will be an upgrade, a 70 keychron board will be just a let down, especially you have at least a gmmk pro. Staying under the 150-200 range will be all mediocre boards.