K10

Using a Keychron K10 Max with Banana switches for home office. Great typing experience and works fine on both Windows and Mac. Might be a little on the louder side but I really like Banana and Brown switches (maybe Mint is good too).

I would personally recommend the Keychron K10 because while the construction is less premium it's quite solid, and the K series doesn't seem to have the problem with switches working loose over time that the gasket mounted boards are susceptible to. I would avoid Epomaker, it is a problematic compan

I kept both 2 weeks, returned the Q6 Ultra. Maybe Keychron sent out new firmware, but they wanted me to send serial number, proof of purchase, and do diagnostics on it, refusing to send firmware until I did this... seems Best Buy or Keychron accidentally released it early, and Keychron support seeme

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

Re "context menu key got hijacked to FN": Yes, indeed That is a problem for all keyboards with an Fn key, including keyboards from Cooler Master, Ducky, and Corsair. Unlike the first two, Corsair made the right choice by leaving out the right Windows key, not the context menu key (and in the standar

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.

Royal kludge has some good ones you might like Check out the R98 series. Has RGB, gasket mounted, hot swappable, wireless option, double shot pbt keycaps so they durable, pre lubed linear cream switches, and they feel really nice. A couple guys in my office use then and I got the chance to test them

Only a few days in and I'm digging it, the Keychron software is a step up from my previous office board. The K10 HE uses magnetic switches so it doesn't exactly have the same feel I'm accustomed too but no complaints so far. I'm having a little trouble adjusting to a full-size after using a 93% for

kinda tricky but doable. look at the Keychron K10 Pro with red switches - it's hot-swap so you can add silent switches later. Royal Kludge RK100 has a numpad and runs $90. for silent out of box, the Logitech MX Mechanical with linear switches is quiet and has great battery life. avoid anything with

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