V3 Max

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

Bought my first prebuild mechanical keyboard, the keychron V3 max. I am coming from 7 years of membrane with very low profile keycaps. At first I tried gaming, and I liked how the keyboard felt. Did some light programming, so far so good, I like the sound and the feel. At last I tried practicing typ

slovenia makes the shipping part tricky. given your strict iso requirement, the yunzii al80 is probably out unless they have an iso version i haven't seen. between the nuphy halo75 v2 and the rainy75, i'd lean towards the rainy75 for that creamy alu feel—it's a beast. for a solid 80% with a knob tha

If you're still wondering about the differences, it is mostly about the materials used. Q has more metal, K and V has more plastic. I have 3 different Keychron keyboards now(technically 4), and I am a HUGE silent+tactile keyboarder. I would recommend Keychron for sure, and if you really want silence