K10 HE

Re "you can just swap out the keycaps": That is only practical for keyboards with north-facing LEDs (like the K10 HE), especially for ISO variants (not even from Keychron, as they are likely "sold out", to never ever return) It is slightly easier for a standard 100% layout (or true TKL), but not by

If you’re not a gamer, I wouldn’t recommend the Keychron K10 HE. You could get the regular K10 which would be cheaper. I have a V6 Max as my keyboard at work and I love it. Mine came with Gateron Jupiter reds which I swapped out for some oil kings. I have an Epomaker and an Aula, though not any of t

Nearly all of Keychron. For example, the following. V6 Max ISO Nordic with PBT keycaps Q6 Pro ISO Nordic with PBT keycaps Q6 Max ISO Nordic with PBT keycaps I found the following don't have this problem, because they include extra keycaps that add them back. Q6 Pro ISO Nordic with ABS keycaps K5v2 Q

I literally got a hold of the K10 HE a few hours ago because the wife got jealous of my budget HE keyboards (she's a Keychron fangirl for some reason). She doesn't game at all, she'll be using it for work. After touching and lifting it, it's a no go for me for gaming because of the following reasons

TLDR - Edit - just realized you want 75 so then the Rainy75 or K2 HE My recommendation is to go to a store like Microcenter or BestBuy and buy a couple that you have narrowed down and keep the one that feels the best to you and return the other. My preference for your price range would be the Wobkey