Air60 HE

ran into this same choice last month. epomaker software is indeed a bit clunky, but the board itself felt solid. the akko software is smoother if you plan to tweak settings often. another one i'd throw in the ring is the NuPhy Air60 HE if low-profile is your thing — software is way more intuitive an

One thing you need to consider on the Mac is the keyboard support software, what's commonly called a "driver" though it's not normally a driver in the ordinary sense, it's a management and configuration tool. Anyway, only two companies consistently support Apple in their driver software, that's Skyl

i've seen a few reviews floating around - the consensus is they're decent for the price but the software is still catching up to wooting. if you're mainly after rapid trigger for gaming and can stretch the budget a tiny bit, the NuPhy Air60 HE is getting really good feedback for being a polished exp

i actually tried both routes for the same reason last year. the G515 is decent but the software is kinda meh and the rapid trigger implementation isn't as good as Wooting 60HE which is still king for CS. for coding the low profile is nice though. if you want both maybe look at Nuphy Air60 HE it's lo

I used to hack the Air60v2 firmware, but it wasn't really difficult.https://github.com/clackups/qmk_firmware/tree/onehanded_nuphy_air60_v2/keyboards/nuphy/air60_v2/ansi/keymaps/clackups_mirrored

Hi I’m new to mechanical keyboards, and after trying out a colleague’s keyboard (a NuPhy Air60 V2 Red), I really enjoyed the typing feel compared to my Logitech MX Master Keys (Mac layout). The problem is I’m looking for a keyboard with an ISO French Mac layout. From my research, I’ve only found a f

Sure! Nanuk 925 Case: The key part, tho I got this on a good sale (I'd maybe go with the 935 for a bit more room, but this one is likely a more convenient size) - https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1678454-REG/nanuk_925_6004_925_waterproof_carry_on_hard.html Nuphy Air60 (this is the magnetic HE versio