SK71 PRO

8000k polling rate marketing scam. Either software or a web based driver that supports Firefox Firefox does not implement the USB HID extension. There are some "browser-based" drivers that have custom extensions but they have the same shortcomings as proprietary drivers. They're not VIAL or even VIA

Habe seit kurzem eine womier sk71 Pro - die erfüllt eigentlich alle deine Anforderungen, kostet aber nur ein Drittel deines Budgets. Und vmtl dennoch deutlich mehr premium als Tastaturen von Gamingherstellern :D

Muss es eine Barebone sein? - https://inputgear.de/products/womier-sk71-pro-iso-de ist neu und sehr gut, kommt jetzt an

If you are ok with 75% the Womier SK71 Pro was one of the best value keyboards I've seen recently. Amazon ships it to Costa Rica for CRC33,771.31 + CRC 19,212.74 Shipping & Import Charges. If you want an 80%, the Wobkey Crush 80 is really popular. Amazon ships it to Costa Rica for CRC62,908.32 + CRC

Womier SK71 Pro is the only one with modern QMK-based firmware, so that's a no-brainer. Other 75% options, Womier has these: Womier RD75 ($95 w/ coupon) Womier Q75 ($59) Womier Era75 ($63) These wooden cased boards are kind of amazing: Womier WD75 * (wood! $90) Glencreag WK84 * (wood! $95 w/ coupon) A

There is also the Womier SK75 TMR, benefits of supporting mechaanical and magnetic switches, 8000hz polling over wireless, 8000mah battery and aluminium case. Slightly outside of the price range of the SK71 and the Gamakey, but ticks all your boxes bar the screen and knob.

Akko/Monsgeek doesn't have a new model for it yet. They seem to be pushing their proprietary boards instead. :( Right now the Redragon K739 is very close to the M1W v3 VIA and IMHO the v3 was a bit better than the v5. The wooden Womier WD75 and Glencreag WK84 are very nice. The plastic equivalent of

No stupid restrictions on what you can do with your key comboes is the big one. Womier Q75 ($59) Womier Era75 ($63) Womier SK71 Pro ($65) Keychron J2 * ($70) Akko 5075B VIA * ($60 barebones)

I would avoid Aula because none of their boards are QMK. I wouldn't even consider a magnetic board. They're more complex (more likely to fail) and have a more limited selection of switches, and are not generally targeted for coders. I would actively search out QMK boards because they're much more fl

Sorry for spamming this thread, but have you looked into Womier keyboards? I don't own any myself, but I've heard good things about the SK71, and it's on sale for $90 and free shipping (at least to where I live)! Pretty limited colors, though. https://womierkeyboard.com/collections/mechanical-keyboa