V5 Max

got a cheap Chinese 60% because the Corsair one for my desktop decided to suddenly start glitching and die; not the worst in the world and has Bluetooth, but godamn the fn combinations are fucking bonkers; I think the most annoying part is that it has a dedicated Home key but for End I have to conto

Yep! Go ahead and check out the "Keychron V5 Max" - the volume knob in the corner is also a button and you can just program anything onto that button - I have it programmed to put in my main computer password that you can use instead of Touch ID. You can also reprogram any of the F Keys to do your b

These are two 96% options you can find at some Best Buy stores: Keychron V5 Max - good general purpose keyboard that you could customize Corsair Vanguard 96 - has extra features like screen and knob If you could arrange an Amazon pickup purchase, which I think is doable at Kohl’s and some stores, th

Чесно, я не великий знавець усіх можливих варіантів. Півроку тому проходив такі самі муки вибору, як Ви зараз. Пробував Aula F75, Keychron V5 Max і зупинився на магнітній Keychron K10HE. Це все дуууже індивідуально, але я для себе зрозумів, що в списку критеріїв з найбільшою вагою має йти зручна роз

I have the Keychron q5 max at home since a couple of weeks, swapped out the switches to TTC Silent Frozen.Best keyboard I ever had. (coming from a Leopold FC980). Bought my second Keychron a couple of days ago.This time a V5 max, plastic casing. With Gateron Jupiter banana switches.Will probably swa

I'll second the bananas. I received a Keychron V5 Max last week and was waffling between browns or bananas and super glad I went with bananas. Exactly as u/ArgentStonecutter says, they're smoother than browns while still having a tactile bump. They're extremely comfortable to type on.

i made a similar jump from razer a while back. the keychron v5 max is a solid 96% with an aluminum frame that fits your budget and comes in white. the monsgeek m2 you mentioned is also a great pick - their pre-built quality is surprisingly good. i'd lean toward the keychron for the stock keycaps and

Keychron V5 Max and Logitech G502X

for long writing sessions, the Keychron V5 Max is a good pick. The gasket mount gives a nicer typing feel, which can help your hands over time... If you’re into tactile switches, the Jupiter Bananas could work, but classic Browns are always a safe bet for feel and smoothness. Check out keyboardyeti

i feel you on the color hunt. that teal or pink combo with a full 96% layout is tricky. for tactile switches with some weight, check out the Keychron V5 Max in their purple or light blue - it's a 96% and you can get it with Gateron G Pro Browns which have a heavier feel. if you want something more b