L75

zFrontier has Lelelab Y2K 76 in stock but that design is a matter of taste. Checks (almost) all the boxes though. There's also Royal Kludge L75, but no VIA. Keychron V10/Q10 do fit, though they're Alice. There's also Skyloong GK75 Dual Knobs (apparently, has two knobs left and right, duh). But no VI

Any plastic board will have a lot of resonance and will produce a loud sound, even silent switches dont help much. The sound volume will be pretty much the same as your rk l75 you mentioned in the reply. If they do end up being too loud, you could hand lube them.

I've been trying a number of mechanical prebuilts with volume knobs in the past couple of months. Royal Kludge mainly as they're easily accessed on Amazon here in Australia. RK L75, RK R75 wireless, RK M70 and the Epomaker Galaxy70. There was always one quirk on each of them that had me not like the

Issue: Royal Kludge L75 - software not persisting profiles. RK support: Useless. A dozen back and forths. They do respond very quickly though. Background: The software has main profiles for all configs. The software has 2 lighting sections. The first is simpler and allows per key fixed settings OR f

Hi there, I'm looking at buying a new keyboard for myself for Christmas, I currently have the corsair k95 rgb platinum xt, the RGB bugged out on a few of the keys a few years ago but that's the only thing that has gone wrong for me for a corsair keyboard, I've decided to treat myself to a new keyboa