Magi75

I just got my Magi75 in today and I love it. Ran it for a few hours on the original switches and then swapped them out with the Phantom Tactile switches, IMO it just made a great keyboard even better. I am so happy with it right now, best keyboard I’ve ever owned I think.

I bought the Magi75 because it has an ISO layout. If the MQ80 had an ISO layout, I would have bought that instead. Another thing is that I couldn't understand why the Magi75 is underrated. It's a great keyboard at an acceptable price, and the touch and feel when using it is great.

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

It's a great keyboard, and you'll love it at first. However, in the long term, you'll probably become annoyed by the sound, as I did after around six months of use. I recently bought the IQUNIX Magi75 because it has an ISO layout and is a low-profile keyboard without shine-through keycaps. It also c

What size? My Magi75 (and one of the alternate switch sets I want to test) arrives today, I can report how that is after I get it, fingers crossed that maybe this can be the keyboard I love... Avoid the Logitech G915x unless you like repeating keys... I was also considering LOFREE and NuPhy keyboard

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

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

Is there a specific reason you want a Lofree keyboard? There are better options, tbh. Of the two, I'd recommend the Flow 2, just because the Flow Lite's case flexes a lot, and its keycaps kinda suck lol. I quite like the feel of the Flow 2, but I do think there are better low-profile keyboards out t

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

Well, I just got the Nuphy Node75 with silent blush switches and I love it. Especially as a person with large hands, theres plenty of room. The higher-end flagship Nuphy Air75 v3 is the current "best" according to all the reviewers. I think the Node is lighter and thockier, and a little bit less sti