Halo96

Yeah. Reasonable. I'm also predominantly using it for work and productivity (writing), so for me, its 30% about build quality, 30% about keystroke feel, 20% about key layout, and 20% about aesthetics. The NuPhy Halo ticks the majority of those boxes (I have a Halo75), but I'm finding the Halo96 a pa

What do you mean? NuPhy has a Halo96 V2 and Air96 V2, and I believe there was even talk of a bigger Kick board. NuPhy is actually one of the few companies (Keychron and Lofree being others) that actually caters to those looking for bigger boards.

Check NuPhy as well, but I think they are only ANSI. Check Air96 V3, but wait for Halo96 V3 if you want a normal profile (I think it will come out soon). Recently, I also came across Zoom98, which has a really interesting multi-layout, and can convert from ANSI to ISO and has split space, etc. But i

NuPhy Halo96 V2 is on a discount now. It comes with silent switches also. Check it out

No worries! I have a range of keyboards from 65%-98% layouts, but I tend to prefer the slightly more compact layout of 96%-98% because I need a numpad for work. From personal experience, one of my favorite entry budget keyboards is the AULA F99, which I coincidentally have in black. It's plastic, bu