K10 HE

If you want a solid full-sized keyboard with hall-effect magnetic switches (actual game changer if you play FPS) get Keychron K10 HE. Goes for an imo fair $130. Same with K2, K4, K8 etc. The keeb game has changed a lot in the last decade, and there are now plenty of plug&play Chinese boards that are

yo compre el "Keychron K10 HE" y dentro de todo esta bueno por que al funcionar con un sensor te deja tener como un modo gamepad en las teclas que pude aprovechar en varios juegos pero no deja de ser un teclado, es un poco sobrevalorado la verdad pero es muy comodo usarlos a sensibilidad maxima

I completely disagree with the Keychron FUD flowing through this forum. I’very purchased and heavily used three different Keychron keyboards this year—one direct from the website, and two from Amazon. I’ve had zero issues with any of them, and they were all different models. My kid is a heavy gamer

Keychron. Kein logitech, keine razer deathstalker. k10 pro, k10 he wenn es mehr für gaming sein soll

Keychron Q6 HE. HE switches are the new hot stuff for gaming. Alternatively, K10 HE.

Took me a while to figure this out but on my Q5 and K10 HE, it has to be in wired connection only. I have never gotten the gamepad to work on any wireless connection yet. After that, Keychron has a guide for setting it up in steam. I believe you have to create a custom gamepad profile in steam and i

Keychron K10 HE goes for just over $100 on sales. Not much better HE keyboards at this price, but if you don't need magnetic switches then ASUS ROG Strix Scope II and maybe Epomaker Galaxy100 are decent. But every keyboard might have QC issues, some brands have them more often.

you dont need 8 k polling, if your main goal is gaming better look for a magnetic switch keyboard like the keychron K10 he