I used a Varmilo VA87M for like 8 years but I recently switched to a Leobog Hi75 with gateron milky red switches. Getting a hot swappable keyboard is honestly something I highly recommend since it just allows you to experiment so easily with different switch types/feels/sounds/actuation pressures et

Its a Varmilo VA87M, I'm not super into keyboards, but this one I really like :)

This topic can become very deep because it can be very personal. I'll introduce you to just one of the many variables, the keys themselves. Imagine the difference between a touch screen and a fully mechanical typewriter. Your choice of tactile responses spans that range (within budgetary constraints

Varmilo VA87M, i was in the process of cleaning it haha. It is a prebuilt from mechanical keyboards dot com, but i subbed the switches out for silent blacks. good eye!

I just bought a used Filco Majestouch TKL two weeks ago for $15 because it has a south-faced Cherry MX Brown (I like the scratchy sound) for my daily beater though it doesn't come with keycaps and I had to DIY the type C port. About two days after it, I saw VA87M listed for $25. I kind of regret buy

I finally got my hands on the Varmilo VA87M Mac Edition in QWERTZ and it’s been perfect for my workflow.

IDK, I have a great time with it playing Valorant or CS2. I even liked it more than my Varmilo VA87m and 8BitDo in terms of ergonomics.

The microUSB on my Tada68Pro has eventually given out. Using a Varmilo VA87M and liking the increased size. I am out of touch, and in the market for a new board and hoping you might have some suggestions to steer my research 90% for coding/doc writing. 10% for gaming ~75% layout USB-C Prefer quieter

My varmilo va87m does not want to work, it often does the thing where it switches the caps and ctrl keys which it's doing now... but I can't seem to reset it because the bottom row of keys is inop. Any suggestions?

Seven years later, Google still led me here. Stay strong and ignore the "LMGTFY" crew. Especially since Varmilo has taken the VA87M (and other) manual(s) off their site...