M1 V5

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

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

it seems monsgeek is sister brand of akko. But the m1v5 is around 4.5k.My budget is less than 3k, so I might really just go with akko. thanks

you may have recieved the wrong version? hopefully not, but if you did and the seller is charging you half the price of the keyboard for a return, i hope you used a credit card to rebuke the payment, and buy yourself the right version from the monsgeek site directly. or better yet, buy a keychron he

Sure. Rainy75, Wave75, and Bridge75 are all similar to the Monsgeek M1. Actually a bit better. Even the Womier Sk75, too. Same thing with the Keychron Q1 but Keychrons are usually overpriced.

It's the magnetic board, M1 V5 TMR. Using the Monsgeek Driver V4 software. I knew it would be bad before buying, but I didn't imagine it would be just straight up nonfunctional... I've had to use the re-calibration tool because several keys completely stopped responding. I guess it adds up why the b