Magi75

Since portability is a thing you might find the Akko 5075B VIA a better option than the heavier aluminum boards you have listed. It's basically the same board as the Monsgeek M1 - Monsgeek and Akko are basically Cadillac and Chevy - but lighter. Also, if you want a quiet board, plan on getting a bar

IMO, the Magi75 (Non-Pro) canged out with Tactile switches ticks all of my boxes, love this keyboard.

I added the Phantom switches to my Magi75, and they are an improvement / very awesome on that keyboard as well. Of course, I prefer Tactile switches, so it checks. I think the sound is also improved.

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

Heyo, The change from the Q1 Pro to the K2HE is definitely noticeable. With the K2HE, I can always adjust the key travel to suit my preferences. I prefer a short response. The K2HE does this very well, but to my taste, it doesn't feel as high-quality as the Q1 Pro, perhaps because of the plastic cas

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.

These keycaps are great, but they fall short on a keyboard or your preference of switches that doesn’t allow a full bloom of the RGB. It still looks great on them, but you’ll find that the Backspace key will only fully illuminate on “ckspac” but will be dim on “ba” and “e” at the end. I’m using a Iq

As a YouTuber that frequently reviews low profile keyboards here are my top picks (assuming blue swtich equivalent): Magi75 - hands down the most amazing typing experience as far as tactility and feedback goes Air75v3 - The most functional low profile, great battery and decent typing with improved d

I got my Magi75 today, and I'm so excited to try it out! After having Azoth, Keychron Q1 and K2HE I think this is my endgame keyboard! I have to say, I'm not a huge fan of the switches that come with it. They're not as well lubed as the ones from Keychron, but it's not a big problem! I‘ll lubricate

I have been using a Logitech G815 for quite some time with no real complaints except for the size so I have been thinking of rearranging my setup a bit. Mostly getting a 75% and a separate numpad (won't do without one) that will be placed lefthand. I've been looking for quite some time but I fear my