Magi65 Low Profile Mechanical Keyboard

My typing speed and accuracy TANKED with the Flow Lite84. I switched to the Iqunix Magi65 Pro, and it was immediately back to normal or maybe even better. I should say, though, that I seem to be particularly sensitive to keycap profile and layout changes. I hate Cherry and OEM. So far my favourite f

I've found keycaps to make the biggest difference to me for typing feel and accuracy/speed. I can't type for shit on something like the Lofree Flow Lite, but some of my best results come from the Iqunix Magi65 Pro, which is low profile with different keycaps. I also type really well on Keychron's KD

Man, I'm strongly considering a set of these for my Iqunix Magi65 Pro. I like the caps on that well enough, but I'm tempted to try a sculpted set. Then again, this is modified cherry, and I gd can't stand cherry profile. They look nice though.

Pretty much every pre-built board "just works" these days. For low-profile, my current favourites are the Keychron K3 HE (and by extension the K3 Ultra, but I don't have hands-on time with that, so ymmv) and the Iqunix Magi65 Pro (the Magi75 is the same design and hardware but bigger). The Magi seri

Yeah, the Iqunix Magi65 Pro is one of my favourite keyboards when it comes to sound and typing feel. There are other low-profile keyboards that don't sound nice, true...like the NuPhy Air V2 and Keychron low-profile keebs, but most of the boards using Kailh switches sound pretty good.

We always love seeing the IQUNIX Magi65 pro Keyboard out in the wild, but it looks especially good in a setup this clean. The wood aesthetic paired with monitors is top-tier. How are you liking the board for your daily workflow so far? You should definitely post a photo of this over in the r/IQUNIX

Thanks! It's an IQunix Magi65 Pro. Best low profile keyboard I've used, and I own many.

The stupid gimmick is just a knob with extra steps. I've obviously yet to try it, but I'm kind of curious. I liked the weird macro pad on the Iqunix Magi65 Pro quite a lot, and that did basically the same thing to the visuals of that board, so it might be less obnoxious than you think.

Yeah I generally agree with your sentiment on the thickness. My favourite low-profile board is the Iqunix Magi65 Pro, and that's still pretty thick. I like it specifically because it sounds great and has similar gasket performance — or even better sometimes — to a lot of full-height mech boards. It

Why not low profile mechanical? Something like the Iqunix Magi65 Pro or MQ80. Or the NuPhy air75 V2.