Magi75

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

I was about to order the MQ80 after way too much research, but I'm now going with the new one that they just came out with which is very similar, the Magi75. If you have not noticed that one yet, may be worth looking at. I have it on order along with 2 sets of tactile switches that I'm going to test

I won some money from a contest at work, I motivate myself to do good at the contest by telling myself that I would but myself the Crush 80 with the money I would get if I win. Well I did win and I was researching the Crush 80 and stumbled into these low profile keyboards. They look amazing and I wa

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

Are you dead set on low-profile? I feel like its worse for gaming. I have a Magi75, I like it compared to the other lower profile models. I've noticed it's really easy to accidentally press a key when you're touching/resting a finger on a key, because of the reduced travel distance. Seems like that

Do you like low profile keyboards? If yes check Iqunix Magi75 Or Nuphy Air 3 75

Anyone got the Magi75? Thoughts? It was released on Iqunix's site about 2 weeks ago: https://iqunix.com/products/iqunix-magi75-96-aluminum-low-profile-mechanical-keyboard It also comes in a full size (Magi95) version ^ I'm in college and my recent keyboard (a crappy Microsoft designer lol) stopped w