SK71 PRO

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

I see. Also womier sk71 pro for $63 looks really good. Aluminum body and creamy keys with full rgb.

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

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.

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

Checkout the Womier SK71 PRO, I see it on Amazon right now on sale for $56 pre-tax which I think is a pretty killer price for what you get. It’s an aluminum build so it’s going to be durable, 75% layout, VIA compatible, hot swappable, wireless, larger battery and comes with on board dongle storage.

They are leagues ahead of that keychron brother. Even a Womier sk71 pro, which is cheaper, million times better. Better sound, better quality, better chassis, better keycap. However if your local stores don't have these boards, you can order them online.

If you got the Bridge75 Plus or Max (FR4 plate) you could try out a board with different plate material. M1 V5 VIA for PC plate, Rainy75 lite/standard has PP plate, pro is FR4 Womier SK71 Pro is a good deal at 65$ on amazon, a little worse than the Bridge but has a nice USB holder. GLENCREAG WK84 if

Womier SK71 Pro is great for that price range since you get aluminum frame and QMK/VIA The Kisnt KN85 Retro Beige is a plastic board that is popular on amazon and is sort of white/gold. I don't know how good their software is, though.

I paid $84 for mine before Christmas on Amazon. If the price is prohibitive, you might want to consider a Womier SK71 Pro. It is similar but lacks the quick release and pogo-pin connection. I actually have this board too. It has a hybrid aluminum/plastic case. The top and bottom are aluminum with a