Q6 HE

It's not bad, but some choices were made that not necessarily net you bigger performance uplift for the money you paid. I'd change it and swap this stuff around for something like this instead: - 9800X3D- B850-I Strix- Try to find 6000 CL 30 RAM instead of CL32- Those storage drives are kinda nonsen

Yunzi over logitech, I love the yunzi in terms of quality for the more budget friendly boards. I would say if you want something a little nice I would look at monsgeek, I think they have a full metal housing on an HE board in the low hundreds. King of them all would be a keychron or wooting, but the

100% with knob is my preference as well. Add macro keys and ISO, and you have exactly one manufacturer with decent products (well, sort of what with their 2024 QC problems): Keychron. Yeah, M5 - no knob, Qk101 - no knob, less keys, two screens (?). So, Keychron it is. V6 Max, Q6 Max, Q6 HE are all w

I just bought the Keychron Q6 HE 8K. Playing on Logitech G910 for many years, I felt my performance was lagging a bit My son bought the Q5 Max and said Keychron is the best quality board on the market. Keys are solid with aluminum frame. Keyboard weighs 4.1 lbs. - thats insane! Heard Wooting was the

Die Keychron q6 100% serie ist ziemlich... nah dran. Am deutschen layout muss man leider mit eigenen Keycaps arbeiten aber... heia das ist ein schriebgefühl. Besonders die Halleffekt tasten bei denen man die auslösepunkt selber einstellen kann und rapid trigger (egal wo im tastenhub du runter drücks

Keychron Q6 HE - you can set the actuation point of the magnetic switches, or Q6 Ultra / P6 Ultra, V6 with silver speed switches (Gateron or Cherry and there are probably others - you'll have to swap the switches yourself). Chilkey ND104, SkyLoong GK104, Zuoya GMK104.

Optical is outdated, it is a dead tech only pushed by Razer. All of these manufacturers' (Razer, SteelSeries, Logitech, Corsair, Asus etc) boards are overpriced, underperforming, low to mid quality things that you can buy much cheaper from other manufacturers. Or, for the same price, you can get MUC

To extend your list a bit: For the price of a Corsair K100 Air, you could also get a Keychron Q6 – HE 8K for gaming, or Max for productivity. (Or a beautiful Neo98 prebuilt if you can live with 3 keys less.)

Personally I would go with either the DP104, Q6 Ultra or ND104. I don't have much use for HE/TMR, but if I would use it I'd probably go with Keychrons Q6 HE. Reason being that they supposedly have decent software support and iirc the firmware is ZMK-based and thus should be open source. It also has

The Q HE 8k Series are Wired Only... check them out. https://www.keychron.com/products/keychron-q6-he-8k-magnetic-switch-keyboard