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Depends on what you value I guess. My €130 Nuphy Halo 2 IO feels and sounds much better than my €225 Keychron Q1 Max... and the Nuphy doesn't have rattling stabs.

I love this! Yellow is my favorite color and I also work in commercial offset printing so I usually have my keyboards and caps in CMKY colorway. I bought the Keychron Q1 QMK in yellow back in 2024 and it's the perfect color of yellow but I have never gotten that board to sound like I want it to. I'v

Q1 HE owner for over a year and a half, no issues whatsoever. Love my board to bits, even though it took a lot of modding to achieve the deeper sound I was looking after. I'm kinda bummed by the side-printed OSA PBT keycaps I got from keychron last week though, as there is a noticeable variation of

zoom75 is solid choice but honestly the knob placement feels weird when you're used to having it on right side like most boards have you looked at keychron q1 knob edition? the build quality is way better than epomaker stuff and you can get similar sound profile with right switches and foam mods

the Keychron Q series is pretty much the gold standard for this right now. i use a Q1 for both work and gaming and it's fantastic - the gasket mount makes it sound really nice without being too loud. if you want something pre-built, the Lemokey L3 is another solid option from the same company. big t

If you generally like your Evo75, why not customize it further and see where you get? Starting from scratch is fun, but when you go fully custom, you really won't know how everything will sound and feel until you start putting the parts together and tweaking things. Years ago, I bought a Keychron Q1

I've used a fair bit of HE software at this point. What stands out to me about wooting is just how long keyboards are supported with new features, how intuitive the software is, and how predictable it is. It sucks that there's no on-board macro support, but idk if many people care about that. I have

Check out the Keychron Q1 HE. It sounds good and feels nice, plus you can customize it a lot. the volume knob is a cool feature, and it’s built pretty well I get why you might think the Gravastar looks too flashy for some setups. Also, someone mentioned keyboardyeti for comparing specs and comfort,

Would you say they are loud? I just got the Blush nano because I already have Keychron Q1 with Quinn switches, which is nice to type on but too loud. The Blush switches are very silent but it's like typing on a marshmellow. I got it as a silent alternative to my primary Q1. What is it like to type o

i've been there with the late-night gaming and a light sleeper in the next room. went with a 75% board myself to ditch the numpad. what helped me was looking at boards with silent linear switches pre-installed. the Keychron V1 with silent reds is a solid choice that won't break the bank, and its gas