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I have an 8BitDo Ultimate 2 C controller and I really love it! And you can get Switch 2 thumb grips to customize! I bought some off of Aliexpress and they fit like a glove I would advise against a gaming chair. Instead, look for a proper ergonomic office chair. Gaming chairs will not last and will b

Scored a full sized board at a flea market once for next to nothing. The clicky switches sounded amazing after a thorough cleaning. Do you still find yourself reaching for that gmmk over everything else?

On the surface they're very similar boards with similar feature sets, and at similar price points. The main difference is the design and construction - the V6 is 'gasket mount', the switches are on a (very nice quality!) custom circuit board, which is mounted between foam gaskets in the plastic case

I have a few 100% ISO boards. I'll list them first in order of purchase: Glorious GMMK 3 (Boardsmith so I could tweak the configuration) - FR4 Switch Plate, Keygeek Y2 Switches, and MT3 Susuwatari keycaps. Keychron Q6 Max - Standard Chilkey ND104 - Polycarbonate plate, Chosfox & HMX Dune Fox Switche

I am using 96% keyboard, but I guess full size should be better for you because 96% compatible ISO Key Cap will be a bit more difficult to find than the full size key cap kit. And be prepared that the printing of some key cap kits is ANSI only. Apart from Keychron, Glorious GMMK should be your anoth

those are solid starter choices honestly. the gmmk pro is a great first build board, and gateron milky pros are smooth after lubing. i'd maybe look at Akko Black and Pink keycaps instead of xda if you want more texture - xda can feel a bit flat for gaming. also grab some Krytox 205g0 lube for the sw

You can get 20% off Glorious UK ISO boards right now direct from their main site. I've got a GMMK Pro(TKL) and GMMK 3 100%...both are excellent keyboards, and far superior to the Keychron Q6 Max IMO If you want to play with switches, I'd go for a barebones board and then buy switches and keycaps 👍👍

Glorious have a 20% sale on at the moment, and their TKL GMMK Pro is superb. Glorious in fact. Buy it barebones, then you can add the switches and caps that you want. If you do go down the Keychron route, but from Amazon. Their own website is shocking for delivery times 👍

It’ll depend heavily on his needs. For example, I wanted a compact keyboard but I also needed the ten keys for number input so I ended up deciding on the 96% GMMK 2. It was a prebuilt one that came with prelubed fox linear switches.

If you want something between 65 and 80 percent with arrows, wired, and hot-swap for around 150€, you’re already looking in the sweet spot. A few models stand out right now without getting into overpriced “custom” territory. Keychron K6 Pro or K8 Pro These are extremely safe picks for your budget. H