P1 HE

I own as my daily the Monsgeek M1 V5 TMR and think it's great. The online driver is also easy to use for my settings. I can recommend the keyboard if you want to have the latest technology such as TMR installed. Can't say whether it's worth it, but I thought it was great that you can use HE and norm

8k polling vs 1k polling is the greatest lie they've ever sold. There is a difference of like 3ms which is unnoticeable and not worth the price (per rtings tests). Also lemokey p1 he is the same as the keychron q1 he but cheaper and less mac compatibility.

Just watch out with Keychron, more and more of their higher end HE keyboards are using their proprietary switch they have developed with Gateron. It only works with three kinds of their switches. It's the biggest downside of my Lemokey P1 HE. While the software is inferior a bit, the Monsgeek M1 V5

Lemokey P1 HE. Not cheap but they’ll likely be going on sale again during the holidays. The Nuphy Air75 HE and Keychron K2 HE don’t have knobs but have more keys than the models you listed, and those can be mapped to dedicated volume controls. The Nuphy is currently on sale on Amazon for $104.

Here are some instructions for the initial setup. References Lemokey P1 HE JSON files for Via. Near "P1 HE ISO keymap". Note: The JSON section should not be confused with the firmware section. Lemokey P1 HE source code. Note: In Keychron's fork and in that fork, in Git branch "hall_effect_playground"

Akko Penguin switches (regular mechanical switches. Tactile 50 g) won't work for a keyboard with Hall effect switches, like the Lemokey P1 HE.

From Amazon I love the Field 75 HE V2. It's the best sounding board out of the box of all the boards I've tried - multiple Nuphy, Lemokey P1 HE, Monsgeek M1 V5's, Melgeek Made68 Ultra +, Wooting 60 HE V2. I always wanted wireless but since trying the wooting I just keep a coiled cable wired to my de

Plenty of well built ones for a good price just seems like not the case for wireless lol. Im almost caving in to get the Lemokey P1 HE but the fact its so hard to find similar switches in after market irks me. But im looking at Vter Jeet 65 which is apparently hot swappable and takes magnetic switch

Im new to all this and getting dizzy researching everyday lol. Seems like all the knowledge i read is nullified when it comes to wireless keebs. So far seems like 90% of the wireless ones arent stable firmware wise. There doesnt seem to be a wireless pcb to make a custom one. So im either going to c

I been trying to hunt down a wireless HE with actual good firmware. Almost pulled the trigger on Lemokey P1 HE, but the lack of after market switches variety really irked me. Im considering going wired, even tho it might make my set up really uncomfortable and cramped. Is the SU75PRO good firmware w