K10 Max

Are you sure it is the switches? Have you done controlled experiments? For example, does a suspect switch still fail if inserted back in (in a different location)? Reseat before exchanging. Related: Keychron 2024 design and production quality issues with keychattering and missed keystrokes Keychron

Keychron has been playing sillybuggers with NKRO, and some of their boards don't even let you turn it off. USB supports a number of different keyboard protocols. The older 6KRO protocol sends a packet containing an array of up to six keys plus a bitmap of modifiers (shift, control, etc). The newer N

Seriously check out Keychron. I bought one after I had 3 different Logitech keyboards all fail in the exact same way with their horrible Romer-G switches. All 3 keyboards, after about a year, started not registering certain key presses or recording a single press multiple times. I don't even use the

Re "All feedback is appreciated": A (reputable) local reseller is recommended, in case there is something wrong with the keyboard. Both types are troubled to some (unknown) degree: Keychron 2024 design and production quality issues with keychattering and missed keystrokes. Examples: Second Keychron

Gasket mounts are good. Read up about why they're used. You get stiffer and softer mounts. Often, keyboards with stiffer plates and rubber or large silicone gaskets won't even feel like they have a gasket mount, but they'll have decent sound characteristics — sound is the main reason to buy a gasket

My wife has a Keychron K10 Max that she absolutely loves. It wasn't cheap, but it's easy to set up any way you want, and a great jumping-off point for a new hobby. Personal recommendation for the K10 Max with RGB hotswap and Super Banana switches.

keychron seems to make some good ones, try giving their k10 max a look. might be a little pricy for you though, but its really fancy and has cool features. Supports qmk and via and stuff, has RGB, and has fancyish switches. You should be able to turn the FN row into a media key row btw.

My first recommendation would be to look at Keychron. People do have their valid criticisms but their mid-tier lineup is pretty exceptional for the price. Recently I picked up a TKL from their R line, which has an 1800 layout, and I tried to be as critical as possible and walked away really happy wi

Well let me put it this way : My K10 Max with super browns , shift died 3 months or so after buying. Keyboard was used only for office work. Even then I kept trying out keyboards since I hate the keycaps and the useless backlight of it. That being said I have K6 that use for Lanparty's with my ALLY