P1 Pro

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

Finde die Lemokey p1 pro ganz gut. Habe aber nur das Barebone gekauft und eigene switches/keycaps drauf.

If you want feels premium, I can recommend Lemokey P1 Pro, you can check the HE (hall effect) version but more expensive. Another option without a knob but has hall effect, Keychron K2 HE special edition. If you want budget keyboard, you can check Aula F75. I can also recommend Rainy 75 Pro, this is

Sounds like you need a keyboard with Boba U4 switches then. Apparently, they're soft, tactile and quiet, and feel like membrane switches, but less mushy. I think you might like those. To be honest, Razer keyboards kind of suck, so it would be worth giving mechanical boards another chance. If you don

The Lemokey P1 Pro is 75% board that is usually similarly priced to the K8 Max, but much better, IMHO. Full aluminium build, gasket mount, etc. Lemokey is Keychron. It's comparable to the higher end Keychron Q1 Max, but Keychron cut a few corners (no designated Mac switch/mode, different gasket moun

Re "Lemokey P1 Pro, but it doesn't have the OS toggle": But it does have the required four layers It is not too difficult to define keymappings to have a Mac mode and a Windows mode, with some soft switching between the two. It doesn't even require changing the keyboard firmware. Note that the setti

If you want Keychron, look at the Lemokey P1 Pro. Lemokey is Keychron's gaming division. The P1 Pro is comparable to the Keychron Q1 Max, but $100 cheaper as it is a slightly cheaper build. Both aluminum cases. I'm hard pressed to find big differences between the two (I have owned both): Lemokey swi

I’d say spend a little bit more ($135) and get the LEMOKEY P1 pro. It’s a super nice 75% prebuild with a fully machine metal body, screw in stabilizers, and a knob. Has wired, Bluetooth and 2.4Ghz connection options. Plus it’s modular so you can change whatever you want if you ever decide to. If you