K10

Keychron K10 is recommended here on Reddit's mechanical kb sub. Wired. Full size. Smoother typing than the Logitech slop

I recently got a Keychron K10 HE wireless it’s a full sized and I have no complaints so far. Good build quality and easy to use web based software.

Check out the keychron K8 or K10. They’re wired and have a full-size layout. You can get quieter switches like Gateron Reds or Browns. The LED settings can be changed up, and they handle anti-ghosting okay for gaming If you want to see other options, keyboardyeti has some comparison tables that coul

Yes, checking the box I did get the special edition indeed. Sadly the amazon listing didn't specify anything like the keychron page you linked. The problem is I'm sadly used to this. Ordering Keyboards in Germany is always a lottery. Most product pages only have images for the US versions of the key

Personally I would go with either the DP104, Q6 Ultra or ND104. I don't have much use for HE/TMR, but if I would use it I'd probably go with Keychrons Q6 HE. Reason being that they supposedly have decent software support and iirc the firmware is ZMK-based and thus should be open source. It also has

Keychron does offer ISO variants of their keyboards and keycaps, though not for all models all the time. Otherwise, the K10 is solid but arguably you can get nicer ones for the money. I.e. the V6 Max/Ultra or the Pro version of the K10. In terms of what can go wrong, it is mostly the battery on the

Recently got this Keychron K10 HE from micro center and love it so far. Hall effect switches, nice quiet sound, fully wireless, full size. Cant complain. No volume knobs but I personally just use the DAC from my nova pro wireless headset for that.

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

Peach silent linears are rather light, at just 40gf actuation and 50gf bottom out force. Usually light linears are at 45gf, heavy go above 60gf. Still, they should not just actuate when you touch them, only after about 2mm of travel. Closer to membrane switches would be tactiles, but that is not say

Try the Keychron K10! Wireless, full size, blue switches