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All this super cheap stuff is garbage really. There's no such thing as a free lunch. Just not worth it. It's just e-waste... or as you've found out, far worse than that. [edit]... the thing is, people have been giving this advice for years... no one listens.

I don’t have a ton of experience with mechanical keyboards yet, but this feels like excellent value for the money. Unfortunately, they have perhaps the worst reputation for reliability of any mechanical keyboard brand, ever. So bad it became a meme. Even the name is trolling you. Sorry... don't shoo

Get a QMK board so you don't get "helpful" keyboard software preventing you from changing "system" keys. Particularly for a 60% board because you can use mod-tap to create a virtual arrow cluster. Any QMK board has 1k polling. Faster than that doesn't really help. For a magnetic board the best optio

teclados mecanicos de gama entrada al igual que los royal kludge, los rk son famosos por tener keycaps de carton

Royal Kludge is on the QMK license violators list. There are some things that you should know about: You are not really getting what you are paying for. The product page may advertise "VIA support," but they are not directly supported by VIA. You will need to download and side load a JSON file into

keychron v6 but note that thock/creamy are just buzzwords. keyboard sound is a ton of factors https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/15XmznA5T9d4PkfBG0TDS82ou6ihBh0oqr8Aux24SNz0/edit?gid=805940844#gid=805940844 it by default doesn't have clicky (or like blue) switches epomaker/rk i would steer clear

No. A cable, if incorrectly wired, will not work at all. If yours was and still is working then it's not the cable causing the issue. You can have have issues with cheap coiled cables, but nothing that can damage the keyboard. Usually, the issue is voltage drop due to length, and poor quality cable,