V3 Max

For your budget, I don't think I'd build a custom keyboard. That's quite an expensive rabbit hole. What about the Keychron V3 max? It's available in UK-ISO, it's tenkeyless (80%) and has a knob. It's currently £110 on Keychron's website. If you don't like the colourway, changing the keycaps is an ea

Não gostaste do V3 max da Keychron? Vende em lojas nacionais e já vem em pt de Portugal. E vem com brown switches que talvez sejam os switches mais equilibrados. Os vermelhos, lineares, são muito sensíveis e qualquer toque de leve aciona a tecla, o que propicia mais erros. Os switches azuis são mais

Keychron V1 max or V3 max? Either buy from the Chinese site or wait for a sale, should be able to get it for quite a bit less than RRP £110

Yeah, I agree. I have a few Keychron boards, but came very close to just ignoring the brand completely due to the convoluted mess that is their different keyboard lines. I'll try to simplify a bit...Q is metal enthusiast boardsV is plastic enthusiast boardsK is a more all-around lineC is the cheapes

You can order from amazon.de. They deliver to Romania and the shipping is free if the order is more than 50€. I recently ordered some stuff from Amazon and they arrived without any problems. I also have a Keychron V3 Max for one and half years, it works perfectly. I changed the switches to silent on

ducky is an old brand na medyo pricey for what they are, classic gamer tax. Go for the Keychron V3 max if you like a knob. Mchose GX87 if not. If you're open to 75% which is the tkl functionality but only slightly larger than a 60%, I would go with either the Inky75 or Elecfox Spectra75. It should a

Supporto questo approccio. Io ho una Keychron V3 Max con layout ANSI ormai da un anno e mezzo e mi trovo molto bene. Per i caratteri accentati e speciali, su Linux, uso la compose key mappata su Caps Lock. Ti da accesso a tutti i caratteri "speciali" -- tutti i caratteri accentati, en- em-dash (l'av

I currently own two mechanical keyboards. Keychrone V3 Max with gateron banana switches and MCHOSE G75 Pro Matcha Latte V2 with Matcha Latte Switches. Keychrone I use for my main PC, gaming, work, those sort of things. I'm not pro gamer and apart from CS2, I don't play any e-sports. It's honestly gr

I have a Keychron V3 Max, it looks great and you can configure the macros and all that stuff. It’s not as loud as my previous K2, so that’s nice. I think you should get just one keyboard, and get a KVM or a USB switcher or both, depending on the accessories you have and how many devices you deal wit

Keychron rocks. So happy with my V3 Max