K2

Not sure why this is downvoted. Keychron customer support is a dumpster fire as of right now, and has been a downward spiral for years. This is coming from someone whose Keychron K2 HE is arriving in less than twelve hours by the way. If you want a Keychron keyboard, avoid buying directly from them

I've had a Keychron K2 v2 for a couple of years and I'm finally considering an change/upgrade. My current leading choice is the Bridge75 (plus), does anyone with Bridge75 regret getting it? And maybe what other keyboards should I consider? Here are my priorities: 75% layout keyboard Will use it wire

Ok one last question. I came across the Q1 Max and Q1 HE also from Keychron, would either of those be a good option as well or would the K2 HE blast them out of the park for my use cases?

I’m looking to upgrade from a Ducky One 2 Mini Mecha which I have used for ~5 years. I realized I don’t really like the 60% layout. I’m looking for a 70–75% keyboard, my max budget $150 but if I could get it under 120 or even 100 it would be better, I mainly use it for gaming + coding and I prefer l

Apart form collecting them, are you actively using them? Any thoughts for or against Keychron K2 HE vs Q1 HE? is it really good to have the cursor keys squeezed inside the keyboard or better to have them a little bit apart?

Looking for advice on finding a keyboard Budget is ca 150 euro, In sweden so looking to order from the EU. Reqs: ISO nordic Linear switches (preferably hotswappable but not a must) 75% (preferably knob, not a must) RGB Part aluminium Ive had my eyes on the keychron K2 V3 which i can get for 1600 sek