Pok3r

The Monsgeek M1 family are splendid, as is the MK pro 75 from Microcenter's house brand Inland. The M1 has better stabs, the Inland has a much better gasket mount. I would have said that you can't go wrong with Keychron but I have been seeing reports of abusive customer support lately. The Yunzii AL

Un clavier mécanique 60% pok3r hors de prix (plus de 200€) switch cherry MX red. Il est incroyable mais un 100% mécanique me conviendrait mieux

What are you competing in/against? Just got a used Vortex Pok3r and I'm impressed with this dinosaur. Built like a tank and I'm heavy handed. Identical layout to your 1st pic. Cherry brown switches on mine. Cons: soldered switches so it depends what you find, V1 and V2 didn't have RGB. Pros: heavy,

First, I (F50s) never had trouble from colleagues or students about my tremor. (I'm a professor and have worked as a software engineer.) I've found it's only an issue if they don't know why I'm shaking. I just let them know upfront that I have an essential tremor, which means that my hands shake but

If you just got it, I would immediately return it for a refund and get a different board. While the newer version of the RK61 with QMK firmware and VIA configuraton is not terrible even the Redragon K717 Alcor is a better board. Other good QMK 60% boards are the CIDOO QK61, the new Skyloong GK61 QMK

Ranked Nova N60 ISO layout is a surprisingly nice cheap board. There are a number of universal hotswap PCBs with ISO support. YMDK DK61, DKKB DK6064, Y&R 6095. Probably the YMDK is the best option: you can get the DK61 configured for ISO and it will work in any Pok3r-compatible case like the Tofu 60

Monsgeek M1 v5 VIA Akko 5075B VIA If you really want to go through the whole building from scratch-ish (short of writing your own firmware and designing your own board and 3d printing your case) then 60% Pok3r/GH60 boards are the bomb.

Is my keyboard dying or it might be those particular switches? Probably the switches. But I don't think that's hotswap so you can't easily just switch them around. The keyboard is the anne pro 2 from 2020. If that's the case, which 60% or 75% in a reasonable price do you recommend that doesn't fall

Another option is to build a 60% from parts in a Pok3r/GH60 case, which is what I did for my home and work boards: https://imgur.com/OJAqBwv Parts list and suggestions: https://github.com/ArgentStonecutter/keyboards/tree/main/layouts/yr6095

Keychron is only kind of premium, really. Their quality control is kind of ass. But even a Q level board isn't as good a keyboard as my Pok3r mount minila. Mine was over $100 because I forked out for a wooden case, but with a plastic case it would have been more like $70. I really don't think they'r