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Everyone needs to ask a few stupid questions so DW... But as for your request EHHH it's hard to really narrow down... I'll go point by point. I need something good for gaming. almost EVERY keyboard is "good for gaming" unless you are thinking of hall effect or optical keyboards that only make a diff

If it's between Wooting and Nuphy I'd say go for Wooting as they have great customer service. Nuphy boards are great too, but the QC isn't that great nor is the customer service. I love my Keychron Q1 HE, but the QC at Keychron has been getting worse lately and the customer service is also pretty ba

I definitely don't need wireless. I'm also leaning toward wooing but I don't know if it's really worth 150€ more as I'd love it in metal case. I also like keychrons look better but 80he is also growing on me. Objectively 80he is safer from software and support side, q1he has better build quality out

Thank you for the reply! Of course, sorry, I wrote the post with like 20 keyboards open and was completely of balance, I wanted a TKL, it is what I have now, and I don't find myself using the numpad often on regular size ones, I would like it to be wireless as well, and to be able to connect to at l

Advice me some keyboards. So, my requirements: 75%+, at least 1 knob, ideally have a display with some data (bongo cat, or clock, etc), hotswap, wireless (not mandatory). It can be DIY project.Coz so far best what I found and have - Keychrone Q1, but it does not have any display ¯_(ツ)_/¯

Keychron Q1 and Logitech G402 but looking to replace the mouse for a less gamer-y one...

It's not wireless. And at the moment, we don't have the equipment to test it, but there are some tools, like the Xlat, that I can look into building. For what it's worth, though, Keychron's latency is generally fine, even on the 1 kHz models, so I fully expect the latency on this to be fine as well.