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)

nobody says it's bad(the one you got), it's just very poor value, Monsgeek(sister brand of Akko) M1 V5 VIA is $90 barebones, 110-120 for fully built one depending on color combo and it's better

elecfox inky75 monsgeek m1v5 around 4k yunzii b75 pro akko5075 wave75 around 4.8k with discounts (highly recommended) IROK MG75 weikav stars75-s around 4.5k with discounts warning about other brands like the following: -aula -leobog -furycube -attackshark these brands are quite infamous in the keybo

Die neuen TMR (z.B. Monsgeek m1v5 tmr oder Gamakay tk75 tmr) funktionieren mit he und mechanischen switches. Sehr gut für hauptsächlich gamen und ab und zu tippen geeignet. Da reichen dann die HE switches für die wenigen relevanten tasten. Die sehr guten Akko Astrolonk HE switches gibt's übrigens gr

Wooting boards are basically the only boards with that functionality and they are USD$200+. If you’re on a budget and want a good HE board, I would recommend the Monsgeek Fun60. If you don’t mind the 60% layout, the board is pretty good quality and USD$60. You might have to pay more like USD$100 for

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

I just got the Womier sk75 tmr (129 USD), and it has been very nice and smooth to set up and use. Can hotswap magnetic and normal mechanical switches, really nice look and feel to me out of the box too. For ease of tinkering, it's maybe 6 or 8 screws under keycaps to open up, but I haven't tried yet

there's a lot of non descript brand that are actually good, but even then it takes some research on which boards are considered, red dragon has recently been shelling out good quality mech keyboards, but its only on certain ones, akko has always been a go to for budget keyboards especially the tac75

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

I think you should decide which layout you'd like to stick with long-term, regarding English/French. For French, there's the Monsgeek M1 V5 in ISO layout, and you'd also need to buy keycaps with French characters. You also have Keychron keyboards, but from what I’ve seen on this subreddit, the wirel