C2 Pro

wired only? you'll have to check out Chinese brands for that. Otherwise, the Keychron C2 Pro is an option. I have a Zuoya GMK104 Pro that can be gotten pretty cheap on AliExpress, but it has both Bluetooth and Wireless and it works very well. What you can do is grab one and just use it on USB mode a

been there with the bluetooth switching headache. for kvm setups a wired keyboard is the way to go. the Keychron C2 Pro works great - it has a physical switch for mac/windows mode and uses usb c. another solid option is the Logitech K120 if you want something cheap and reliable. just avoid any keybo

What layout do you want it to be? With a numpad? That's 100-96%. Wirhout one? That's 80% with the nav keys scrunched in? That's a 75%. With no numpad and the nav keys scrunched in and no f-row? Thats a 65%. And I'd you then take awayxrhe nav keys after all that, that's a 60%. Do you want it to be me

Well let me put it this way : My K10 Max with super browns , shift died 3 months or so after buying. Keyboard was used only for office work. Even then I kept trying out keyboards since I hate the keycaps and the useless backlight of it. That being said I have K6 that use for Lanparty's with my ALLY

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

Most noticeable is that the K10 Max is much heavier (+40%, approximately 1520 g vs. 1085 g) and has a lower pitch sound (and is less noisy (at least subjectively)). Despite the lower pitch sound and higher mass translating into more premium, the typing feel itself is more plasticky (but that is also