C2 Pro

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

If you still want to build it yourself... Save your money and use Outemu Lime switches (sometimes also called Lemon). They're silent, light to type on, and cushy. And inexpensive. For a fullsize keyboard, the Keychron V6/Pro/Max is great. And the C2 Pro seems decent as a cheaper alternative. If you

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 need a full-sized keyboard, wired only (no battery). Keychron C2 Pro seems like a decent option but a bit on the budget side. What would you recommend from here? I'd happily get a V6 or Q14 if there was a wired only option.

Greetings all! So, I've been wanting to upgrade from a wired Redragon 100% keyboard I got (can't remember the model number) and so I've been in the lookout for something. To be honest, I would normally be satisfied with my current keyboard. But I've grown tired of having to swap out switches every m

Keyboard suggestion, wired only, hot swappable switches, full size, affordable: https://www.keychron.com/collections/normal-profile-keyboard/products/keychron-c2-pro-8k-qmk-via-wired-mechanical-keyboard and the associated wrist rest sold on the page Switch suggestion, clicky, affordable, comes as a

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

For me, step 1 is keyboard. Keychron is my fav, they have tons of options and configurations, here's a helpful guide: Keychron C Series (e.g., C1 Pro, C2 Pro) – entry-level, wired-only boards that start around $40–50 for the bare-bones versions. Keychron V Series (e.g., V1, V2…) – wired plastic gask

yeah i would not trust those random ultra cheap keyboard + mouse combos, basically ewaste I would do a keychron c2 pro and some logitech office mouse for something thats more budget + reliable until you can save up for something nicer

Gonna try asking a question here again. I found the right keyboard for me and my budget needs, the Keychron C2 Pro 8k. Very cheap at 60 dollars for having QMK and firmware whatever and hotswappable switches (really wanted that just in case and for repairability) and it's full sized. I got it and I h