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

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

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