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Eu tenho um keychron v1 max e adoro, a keychron é capaz de ser a loja que te dá mais opções para pt pt, mesmo que não exista nesse layout podes comprar qualquer um em formato iso e depois por keycaps pt pt. Se nao curtires o v1 tens o k2 mais elegante com aquele acabamento estilo madeira também. O k

I have three aluminum boards. Cidoo V65, Boyi GMK67, and Cidoo V98. I've also built my friend a Cidoo V75 and a Monsgeek M3, and another friend a Keychron V1. They all feel super solid to type on and very strong.

Site says these are themed Keychron V1 Max's. I actually own one of those and they're generally regarded as a great value for their price. Really happy with mine and the latency on 2.4 wireless is super low for any gaming situation. A lot of the price here is in the design and art, but the keyboard

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

Ne, uzmi keychron v1 max, osobno koristim, puno bolja od corsair-a i logitecha Isto 75%, manje para, bolja kvaliteta. Imas i alternative u drugim velicinama, open source driveri koje mozes konfigurirati, osjecaj tipkanja nemjerljivo bolji, ja sam na svojoj napravio tape mod i feeling je ko tipkovnic

I don't have full-on mechanical keyboard neurodivergence to comment on the high end, but everything else I tried around the price of the Keychron V1 was much worse in sound or feel.

Agreed, I got a v1 max 3 days after release in 2020 when I re-entered this hobby. It's a great keyboard I still use today. I really like how firm/soft their gaskets are. Some keebs have too soft or too firm gaskets and I think keychron tuned that really nicely.

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