SK71 PRO

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 a lot harder to find but there are options, what you're looking for is "ISO DE" layout instead of ANSI (US): Womier SK75 ISO-DE - US Site SK71 Pro ISO-DE Akko ISO-DE keyboards Depends on budget and what features you want, might have to look around for more options.

Looking for a 75% W a gap between the arrow keys & the DEL/HOME/PgUP/DOWN keys + VIA The only option I found is the MonsGeek M1. On the V5 I don't need the quick disassemble, and the wireless switch is under a key, which is a big turnoff, I know it's to save on production cost, but I don't need the

Looking for a 75% W a gap between the arrow keys & the DEL/HOME/PgUP/DOWN keys + VIA The only option I found is the MonsGeek M1. On the V5 I don't need the quick disassemble, and the wireless switch is under a key, which is a big turnoff, I know it's to save on production cost, but I don't need the

My experience with the Womier SK71 Pro/ I recently purchased a Womier SK71 Pro and replaced the keycaps with AKKO ASA Low Profile Black Pink. Here’s why this keyboard quickly became my daily companion, and why it might be a great fit for you, too: Battery life: The 8000 mAh battery very nice to have

[Scratch my original post, the SK71 Pro has nothing to do with the SK71 and calling it that instead of something like SK75 Pro is a complete jerk move.] Let me see. Don't like the layout, there's a bunch of better laid out 75% boards. Here's some 75% QMK/VIA boards I like, I have at least older vers

So in regards to your points about switches, I personally like this guide a lot: https://switchandclick.com/mechanical-keyboard-switch-guide/This guide covers the basics for "regular"/ mechanical switches in detail while also pointing some of the more special switches. The "Magnetic" switches you me