K10

Out of those I would go for the K10. Gamerbro companies are often problematic and the Keychron Q and V lines have been having issues with switches working loose. The Keychron J8 HE just dropped on Amazon US and it looks quite nice on paper. https://www.amazon.com/Keychron-Keyboard-Magnetic-Hot-Swapp

Я взяв собі Keychron K10 HE Special Edition, дуже класна. І не дуже дорога, і якісна. Шукав собі повнорозмірну, чорну і максимум з білою підсвіткою. Не дуже шумна, друкувати приємно. До цього сидів на ноутбучній клавіатурі, загалом чистий кайф

My daily driver is a Keychron K10 HE and I love it.

I wouldn't get anything by Glorious. They're an overpriced "gamer-bro" brand. They also use proprietary software called "Glorious Core" instead of VIA or a VIA port like Keychron's Launcher. I have never heard of "GeekZB" but it also looks like it's proprietary as well. 😡 I would take a Keychron K10

My recommendation if you don’t want to build one is to get a Keychron K10 Pro, you can get it with silent red switches on Amazon for around $100 and it is very nice in my experience for working. It has a very similar noise level to membrane keyboards but it feels much better imo.

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

i've tried the k10 he and the thock is real but it's more muted than traditional mechanicals. hall effect switches sound cleaner because there's less leaf noise. for $153 usd that's actually a solid deal - keychron's he boards are well built. if you want deeper sound, swap the stock caps for cerakey

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

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