K10 Max

Are the switches replaceable on the mechanical keyboard? If so, some cheap 'silent' switches are the way to go, or o-rings if you don't mind the mushy feeling? Have you considered a low profile keyboard? they tend to be a lot quieter out of the box. The Apple Magic keyboards are low profile, come in

I recently bought a k10 max as my first mechanical keyboard. Swapped out all the switches Changed most of the keycaps Updated lighting options & some key bindings I use it 3 days working from home & 2 in the office. Can't say I've had a single issue. I did buy it via Amazon not directly. Only proble

I’m no expert on them, but I googled it and this is the first comparison that popped up: Keychron Q6 Max Build: Full aluminum case, gasket mount, very heavy for stability, premium feel. Connectivity: Wired only (but the "Max" version is now wireless too, check specs), QMK/VIA support for deep custom

For instance, the cheapest option that ticks all the boxes that I've found so far is the Keychron K10 Max with 2.4G receiver. It's £115. This option for £80 is apparently the deal: https://www.keyboardco.com/keyboard/uk-matias-wireless-24g-aluminum-mac-keyboard-space-gray.asp But other listings say

Keychron has several 100% models. Something like the K10 Max or V6 Ultra and then swap out the switches for some silent switches, should be in the 150 range or less. I've been using a K10 Max with Outemu Silent Yellow Jades for the past year and it is pretty quiet.

Standard answer : Rainy75, Womier RD75. neo75 may be an option since you already have switches and keycaps, but the shipping would put it > 150. All of those would be a step up over a plastic Keychron ( nothing against them, I have a K10 max and love it ).

Looked into Keychron and liking what I see! But not sure on which to get. Could go for the premium Keychron Q1 HE, or the Keychron K10 Max which is £140 cheaper on amazon than the Q1 but still has great reviews and quality assurance. Wondering if it's worth the extra £140 for a more premium keyboard

Yeah get something like a Keychron K10 Max. You can also look at something like the Monsgeek M5W if you want a metal build but you will have to build it yourself (although it’s not hard).

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