C2 Pro

One option is to buy a keyboard you like that says “hotswappable switches”. You can buy the switches separately and install them yourself. It’s a lot easier than it sounds. The ‘thocky’ ones I use is the Akko Bittersweet switches, and I installed them on my Keychron C2 Pro. A keyboard that doesn’t r

My last build was a Mekanisk Klippe kit that I spent about $340 on, plus close to $200 for the keycaps that are on it, but I also bought a wired Keychron C2 Pro for my mother a couple of months ago that was about $60. The Keychron is legitimately a good keyboard. It's not nearly as premium as my Kli

I just got a Keychron mechanical to replace one that died earlier in the year. A low end Aukey mechanical, used Cherry clone MX blues (Clicky/tactile). Having used in a previous life briefly a buckling spring Model M from IBM many moons ago, I like the feel of the clicky/tactile best. Like you, I'm

I recently bought 2 Keychron keyboards, a C2 Pro and a V6 Max, both with banana switches. The C2 works perfectly, no issues with double pressing, and the keys feel "good". The V6 on the other hand is not so great. The E key has periods where it double presses 90% time (but sometimes the double press

Doesn't seem to be available in my country What about the the Ajazz AK820 MAX and Keychron C3 Pro They are available for around $60 and I've seen them mentioned as good keyboards a lot, but I'm unsure about their latency The C1/C2 Pro were reviewed to have good latency on rtings so I'd assume the C3