Chilkey ND104

100% boards with modern features (metal case, gasket mount, hotswap, QMK / VIA compatible):Ticktype DP104Chilkey ND104Vertex Intro S100Monsgeek M5 (discontinued)Keychron Q6 series (wired only and Pro are most likely no longer manufactured) with PC plate Cheaper Keychrons (I'm partial to them since t

If you need ISO then the Chilkey is the way forward. In the 'Original Sound' video you can hear the difference between the two switch offerings that Chilkey have for the ND104. For me the WS Gold Arawan switches absolutely rock. If you're an ANSI user, you'll have the option of using the FR4 plate o

I'll second the Chilkey ND104 vote. I recieeves mine the other wwwm.it is mighty impressive. I was lucky. I received WS Gold Arawana switches as part of my Kickstarter deal, but honestly this keyboard is amazing

As you probably have seen, the options are way more limited for 100%, so you might want to be flexible on some of the items, especially things like shine-through keycaps that can be upgraded. I say this as somebody who has been searching for a similar 100%. I don’t consider myself an expert, but the

I've got various boards, including the Chilkey ND104. It is an amazing board. In spite of its price. I'd recommend them any day of rhe week 👍👍

I’m not sure how much help this would be but I know 2 different keyboards that could fit what you’re looking for, I haven’t looked into them that in depth but going off what you want you could try the Chilkey ND104 or TickType DP104 Both $200ish pre-built hotswap boards with aluminium builds. They a

What is your budget? For aluminium boards; The Monsgeek M2 V5 or maybe Yunzii AL98 if you want a decent budget aluminium. The Yunzii switches are a bit on the clacky side though. The Ticktype DP104 or Chilkey ND104 if you want a nicer prebuilt. They both also have silent switch options.

Yeah, I think the only thing the Chilkey has going for it is the option to get 1.6mm PCBs and aluminium plates as extras. I’m still waiting for my other ND104 from Kickstarter, which also offers those options. The Ticktype’s only gripe for me is its 1.2mm flex cut PCB. However, I’d keep it as a foam

Chilkey ND104. I just bought one and am incredibly impressed with the quality 👍 It has the home row you want, a small screen and a knob. But also has great build quality to go with it 👍👍IMO easily on par with Keychron, perhaps even better. And a lot cheaper too👍

Have you got any particular layout needed? UK ISO? Ansi? If you're after a board that can switch between both, then take a look at the Chilkey ND104. I just received mine and it is surprisingly good. Rock solid build, decent price and super compatible across the board 👍👍