Q5 Max

half-kidding, but they were great. I've had a few mechnaical keyboards that were able to mimick that same action, but i have a $200+ Keychron Q5 Max, that I've ripped the switches and keycaps out of six separate times, but still can't find something I like. Maybe i'm crazy.

I'm far away from being experienced in the custom keyboard game so my advide could certainly be a little "uneducated". But from the little things I do know at this point: I personally wouldn't reccommend Keychron. I had the Q5 Max and the space bar had a horrible rattle with both sides not gripping

nice. i have the keychron q5 max which is supposed to be a more premium keyboard but man, i really like the way my node75 types lol. keychron was a gift so i got it for frree but i am really tempted to buy and replace it with the node 100 LP. even though its a gift, the keychron is technically still

It sucks but I'm using a Q5 Max that hasn't had issues, but I've never so much as swapped a switch on it so far, which is where most people seem to get issues to happen. Also putting lots of pressure when typing or gaming. I don't do either so I'm fine for now. People guess it has to do with the fle

what did you decide OP? I'm using a Keychron Q5 Max and i also have the nuphy node lp 75. the nuphy node does feel great to type on so im strongly considering returning my keychron while im still in the return window and grabbing the node100 LP ( the 75 is for travel). i dont do any gaming whatsoeve

Oh, i actually thought that was some marketing strategy or something lol. Btw i found this Keychron Q5 Max but its too expensive, like way too expensive. I have budget of below $250 But thanks for helping me out

Actually after having a Evo80 which I don't have to do anything out of the box, I don't even think I can recommend a Q max keychron. But Keychron comes in many layouts and I did get a Q5 max because I need a numpad. For the price of Q range trying to be a custom..it is okay, hence good enough. Good