Kick75

Get a lofee or nuphy superior low profile I own a mx mechanical mini and kick 75 , the kick is superior in every way

For the moment, buy some new keycaps to change up the look of it. It’s a fun budget keyboard and nice to dip your toe into it. Change up your switches. Try the Blush switches when they get back in stock. (They sell out frequently). Some alternatives: NuPhy Silent Red Clear-Top Switches: Specifically

I love Nuphy Keyboards! I own several different models. I highly recommend the Nuphy Air 75 V3 or the Kick 75. Both awesome boards. I returned my LoFree. Just felt cheap and underwhelming.

Oh, damn, that's pricey for the Iqunix boards. NuPhy is fine these days. There were some issues with bad batteries in the old Air v1 keyboards, but it's sorted now. The firmware could be better IMO, but it's good enough for people who don't want to di in-depth remapping and customisation. There may

Anything from the Keychron V Max line will feel nice, and you can pop some silent switches in there for pretty cheap. I also quite like the NuPhy Kick75, although that's firmly in the "not simple or plain black" category lol... Maybe the Keychron V1 Max or the Lemokey P1 Pro if you like the look of

Get literally any keyboard you like that has hot-swap sockets and replace the switches with silent switches. I'm quite fond of the NuPhy Kick75, and you can pick one of those up with silent Blush Max (or Blush Nano for the Low Profile version) switches if you want. It's also pretty cheap.

NuPhy's Air V1 series had battery issues. They seem to be solved with the Air V2 and 3 though. The Kick75 is also incredibly good for the price.

I bought an Air75 v2 and then a Kick75, Nuphy IO version. Admittedly I regretted because I realized that tweaking the QMK firmware is an additional value of a mechanic keyboard. At least NuPhy is working to keep their source repository up-to-date, and the community interest is adequate.

Hey, I WFH and currently use a Logitech K380 (very budget friendly keyboard) mainly because it's small and easy to bring around for office days or working on the go. I'm upgrading my home office a bit though and I'm in the market for a keyboard upgrade, I know most things will feel like an upgrade i

Best of my collection of prebuilts: Nowadays, it’s very popular to buy a separate Numpad. You can move it to either side of your keyboard and when you don’t need it, above and out of of the way. One of my favorites is the 8BitDo. Looks and feels great. The market has 100s from which to choose. If yo