V1

I consider Keychron to be my favorite brand. Mostly because I’m a Mac person and they work so well with them. I know other brands have Mac modes now (I started out in 2021 getting into keyboards), but I just like Keychron. In terms of quality, I’ve been happy with all of the Keychron boards I’ve had

Keychron V1 Ultra* 8k? The wireless is a gimmick but it fits in your price point, is a 75%, has a knob, and looks pretty good. Plus it's hotswappable so if you don't like the stock switches you can upgrade later. Rainy75 is also a very cute board imo and would be my personal pick. Doesn't have a kno

Keychron V1 max. Tem layout português e encontras em lojas físicas portuguesas. É 75%. Já o tive e não achei barulhento. A vantagem deste teclado é que podes trocar para qualquer tipo de switches, inclusivé silenciosos.

Ich persönlich würde sagen, die V1 ist ein sehr gutes Board, um mal selbst ein paar Mods auszuprobieren und rauszufinden, was dir gefällt - vorrausgesetzt das ist was, das du möchtest. Gibt definitiv die Möglichkeit das Board zu so modden, dass es dir wieder gefällt :) Wenn deine V1 komplett Stock i

I have a Keychron V1 in office, it's excellent, and quiet because I specifically changed parts to make it acceptable for usage in offices. The guy you're working with may not realize, has anyone actually spoke to him? He might actually be into keyboards, if so, ask him to get some silent linear swit

I’d look at something like a Keychron V series (V1/V2/V5). They type really nice, have that deeper/thockier sound because of the foam + gasket mount, and they’re hot-swappable so you can change switches later. If you want even more “thock,” Epomaker boards are also solid for the price. Just avoid su

The default entry level recommendation for your position would be something from the Keychron V MAX series. There’s a few different V versions, but it just comes down to what kind of layout you want, for example, the V6 MAX for a full size keyboard or V1 MAX for a 75% keyboard (no numpad), it just c

halo65 he is a great pick for the money - the rapid trigger feels snappy and the stock lubing is actually decent. i've been using mine for val and it keeps up fine. if you want something deeper sounding, the keychron v1 max with baby kangaroo switches is still under budget and mods really well. eith

i started with almost the same list. the Keychron V1 hits everything - 75%, QMK/VIA, hotswap, under $100, and it's pretty slim for carrying around. grab some Gateron Milky Yellows for that creamy feel and sound you want. total should be right around your budget and you'll have a solid first build th

Oh, congrats! Definitely let me know what you think.I also have a Keychron keyboard, specifically a Keychron V1, but with Keychron K Pro Brown switches. They’re great, but after almost two years, I got a bit bored with them and wanted something new and 'lighter.' Unfortunately, the Lavender v3s turn