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

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

Barebones Keychron V3 MAX or Q3 MAX should work. Throw on some Gateron G Pro switches with your choice of keycaps and you're good to go.

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

I'm really happy with my three Keychron boards (2x V6 Max for WFH and office, V3 Max for personal setup), the day I brought in one of my boards to use at work, one of the guys near me heard the typing and immediately came over to take a look 🤣

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

Keychron rocks. So happy with my V3 Max

I really appreciate that my Keychron V1 and V3 Maxes have both USB-A and C dongles, and that both dongles are tucked into the case, so less risk of losing them

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