Chilkey ND104

Sharkoon KB70W wenn es günstig+gut sein soll (aus Plastik, aber besser als z.B. Keychron V-Serie die gerne das doppelte Kostet aktuell), wenn du hochwertiger aus Aluminium möchtest wären da noch Neo98 oder auch Chilkey ND104 bei uns. https://monacokeys.de/products/sharkoon-officepal-kb70w-wireless-f

JIS 100% tactile non-clicky boards are rare, look at Chilkey ND104, Vertex Intro S100, or Keychron Q6 (ISO/JIS configs). Also check Varmilo JIS customs.

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 Quiet / silent switches:Linear: Outemu Silent

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

Check Chilkey ND104 and TickType DP104. Maybe Vertex Intro S100, QwertyKeys Qk101 too if you want good quality keyboard. Keychron Q6 / P6 is also there.

I would definitely go get a 16 switch akko tester just to get your preferences down, im lucky to have blindpicked switches i actually like (HMX Xinhais 58g and MMD Princess Tactiles 62g). If noise is a problem look up some typing tests of these on yt, I personally wouldn't go the silent switches rou

Yeah it's not listed on the via page of supported keyboards. The only non keychron board I've found so far is the chilkey nd104. It looks good enough, I just find the screen and removable tray/keys a little gimmicky

If you play games, you might want to look at the magnetic switch features and think about if they would be enough of advantage in those games that you'd prefer it. Otherwise, I'd go with the more well established options available with mechanical keyboards. For mechanical near full size, I'd look at

No sure if you ever bought anything, but I'd give a massive thumbs up for the Chilkey ND104. You can buy direct from them with full ISO support. I received mine about 3 weeks ago, and it's surprisingly good. Better than Keychron, in my opinion, with some very neat features that make building in it a

I have the ND104 and can confirm that it is superb. Build quality is great, out of the box performance is great, and it has some neat touches to make building in it a joy. It does have a version of via which is used for programming the board via the Chilkey website, but you can also use the via thro