C3 Pro

I would look at: Keychron C3 Pro Kisnt 85 Ajazz Ak20 And the well known Aula F75 At this price point you will likely only get usbC connection and poor software (outside of keychron) but typing wise none of these boards are 'bad'. In terms of longevity, its unknown how long these boards will last sin

Where I live, the only choice for a truly QMK compatible keyboard is the Keychron Wired Pro series. I have the Keychron C3 Pro RGB. Their wireless series are also QMK (if they are marked as such!) but are kept on a maintained fork. They also have VIA compatible boards (as marked!) kept on a maintain

Fantech seems to be an Australian brand, at least I've only ever seen it advertised on Amazon AU, but on paper this looks like an amazing deal for a mechanical QMK-based mechanical keyboard in your market. Fantech MAXFIT 6 (AUD $80) Other options: Womier VK66 Pro (AUD $82) I have tested this and it'

if you can find it in the EU, keychron c3 pro hotswap version. Configuring would be done through keychron's reskin of VIA where you just visit a website on a chrome broswer, do your configs and never touch it ever again no software download needed

I did it--inelegantly! :D Because the keychron/c3_pro/ansi/red and the keychron/c3_pro/ansi/rgb are almost identical, I just copied and used your config.h, keymap.c, and rules.mk files(located here: https://github.com/vial-kb/vial-qmk/tree/vial/keyboards/keychron/c3_pro/ansi/red/keymaps/vial) But for

I looked up both models on the thockreport where it summarize the reviews on Amazon. It's a coinflip. I think you can't go wrong with one or the other. Personally out of the 2, I would go with the Keycrhon C3 Pro since it's hot swap so that you can replace any switch if they ever go bad or if you pr

heres a few for you: Akko 3068B Plus / Silent 3068 Approximately $105–$120 CAD ($80–$90 USD). The Silent 3068 model is purpose-built for quiet environments. Standard 3068B models also include plate and case foam to dampen sound. EPOMAKER x AULA F75 Approx $95 CAD ($68 USD). Specifically designed f

I assume with AI this could be mitigated, though. No. Don't even, unless you want to brick your keyboard. You have to be familiar with "C". It's not hard to add stuff like this. You can literally add that at the end of keymap.c and WASD will start glowing red. You would be modifying https://github.c

Perhaps it depends on the (main) keyboard firmware version? If you can get hold of the keyboard firmware file, you don't need anything else from Keychron (for flashing). Do it from the command line or use QMK Toolbox. Here is a less scary command line, but it requires QMK to be installed (the QMK cr

keychron C3 Pro 8K gets a lot of love for gaming, but it can be hit or miss for some people. Most say it works well, especially with quick response times, but a few have had some weird software issues If you use it wired, input lag is pretty much non-existent, but wireless can be a bit sketchy. Chec