M1 V5

Some decent 75% QMK/VIA boards: Monsgeek M1 v5 * ($80 barebones) Akko 5075B VIA * ($60 barebones) Womier RD75 ($95 w/ coupon) Womier WD75 * (wood! $80) Glencreag WK84 * (wood! $100 w/ coupon) Womier Era75 ($63) Womier SK71 Pro ($65) Yunzii AL80 ($84)

I know that monsgeek is owned by akko. The OEM that produces the PCB for the m1 v5 TMR is a company called rongyuan, and their firmware suffers from many stability issues caused by poor input filtration. This is the same OEM that keyboards like the fun60 and some ace60 models use, and you can see th

monsgeek easily. much more trusted brand, not to mention the rapid disassembly if you want to mod also the m1v5 has VIA support, just need to find the VIA model which is around 4k

Either works great, I currently have an inky but I also owned the M1 for quite some time. See if you prefer the functionality of VIA or the hardware of the monsgeek

120 percent or 120 keys? o.O Full size is what u describe - (normal keyboard alpha-numeric + fkeys top row + arrow and function keys then + numpad on right side) And u can get a 80% (which is what I believe the wooting 80 is) he, he = hall effect (magnetic switches, NOT mechanical, but most magnetic

habe die neue firmware von monsgeek bekommen. leider hat’s bei mir nicht geholfen und ich werde das keyboard zurücksenden. schicke hier gleich den link zum download

for any budget hall effect i would always suggest akko tac75 HE and monsgeek fun60 Yunzii RT75 pro for a middle ground for any long term without a budget in mind i would suggest the monsgeek m1v5 TMR and akko mod007 v5 these two have very good build quality and software to work with for customizing

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

Anything with QMK firmware, it's 2026, there's so many great keyboards with QMK firmware it seems a shame to put up with proprietary firmware restrictions and weirdness. Keychron: I have a K2 Pro and it's a lovely tank. I have a couple of J2s and have been hacking on the firmware. The Q and V have h

Yeh, that's actually pretty typical shipping charges for keyboard manufacturers. :( There are so many great 75% boards, with QMK firmware. You lose about three keys and they're mostly ones I can't remember using since I was using MS-DOS 5. I don't know how many of these are available where you are b