Magi75

Was in the same boat as you. I wanted low profile, volume roller, something thocky sounding, aluminum build. I went with the Iquinix Magi75 Pro. Only thing I’ve done is changed out the key caps for some that have better shine through. It’s a wonderful keyboard to type on. Strangely there isn’t much

I can vouch for Iqunix Magi line up, I tried Nuphy and Lofree before, Iqunix was my third keyboard in this mechanical keyboard world, and I can spot the difference, Iqunix is way way way way better, from a build quality or from the feel and sound, Magi96 for work was so good that I ordered a second

I'll give you a few more comments about the Magi75 and the MQ80: The reason I want a low-profile keyboard is to reduce the risk of wrist strain and so I don't need to use a palm rest which will take up space in front of the board. I could get flat keyboard with scissor switches, which I have had for

Get the one you like. They're identical lol. I actually think the Magi75 might have better battery life, but that's about it. I have a Magi65 Pro, and it's legit one of my favourite keyboards.

Look at the Iquinix Magi75 and the Pro Version. Solid build and good quality keyboard.

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

This would mean getting yet another keyboard, bit you should look into the Iqunix Magi75 - has an ISO-DE layout available, uses Kailh switches, and has a more premium feel than Nuphy's boards.

Thanks for the shoutout, u/valn4. u/Medical_Candidate498, the black Magi75 is in the right lane for the softer, creamier sound you are after. It uses an aluminum case and internal dampening, so it lands quieter and fuller than a lot of lighter boards. The one thing to be direct about is price: the M

Both brands operate well on macOS but the nature of their integration is a bit different. NuPhy uses a physical plastic slider switch on the back of the board to switch between modes. where is, In the case of Magi75 and MQ80 we like to keep, very clean minimal metal cases. instead of adding a plasti

yeah I would normally recommend alu keyboards in this price range but they are way heavier. If you want a good quality keyboard around 10k, you can build Transition Lite TKL. It's wired only TKL, but imo best plastic keyboard near 10k. It's full Polycarbonate build so not heavy and it comes with a r