SK75 TMR

Fr4 will definitely help since the PP plate is super soft. For tactile switches, try the Gazzew Boba U4T switches. If you want less dampening, try removing the some of the cushions under the leaf mounts and maybe remove the gasket socks as well. Maybe also try wedging something firm under the spring

Womier SK75 TMR (Aluminium) Gamakay TMR TK75 Silent (Plastic LCD with Knob) MonsGeek M1 V5 TMR (Aluminium with Knob) All Pretty Similar Moderate Software at the cost of budget. All Three above have the option to use magnetic or mechanic switches. But be reminded these are Budget Keyboard (due to bud

There probably isn't a keyboard that ticks all of your boxes. As far as I know, most HE boards sound clacky. Including the ones I list below. But switches are kinda easy to swap out. Akko Mod68HE fits your budget and fits most of your criteria but loses the knob. Out of your budget without a knob is

Having owned the Keychron q1 HE and reading all I could on it and their tmr versions, and also having owned the M1 V5 TMR (And having had returned both for refund) and currently am waiting on the Womier SK75 TMR idk if my issues with them will reflect anything u need to help decide but... The requir

Does this laobazi do English vids? I’ve heard about RT Stability. My friend has the womier sk75 TMR and says he gets key presses on adjacent keys when he pressed a key too hard sometimes. I’ve heard horror stories about software and firmware that’s all. I want something simple that doesn’t need freq

175CAD is exactly 120-ish USD, so check out the options I've mentioned. If you want to stick with 75% layout, I guess this Weikav is your best option. There's also a 18CAD off 160+ coupon (FSCA12), but I'm not sure if it's applicable to this listing. If you want to get it locally, then probably some

I totally get you. I actually really wanted the Womier SK75 TMR or the MonsGeek M1 V5 TMR, but the shipping costs made them way too expensive for me. I’m a mechanical switch collector, so standard HE boards are a no-go since they don’t support normal switches. I needed something that could do both m

Commenting for posterity with a somewhat tangential point (so don't bother reading if relatively minor layout incompatibilities between these two products don't concern you): the Womier SK75 TMR is not compatible with the Cerakey keycaps in every way. If you get the full 114-key set you'll be right

Am using Womier SK75 TMR, got it in Feb and now all my leds are flickering. Occasional like once a week usb disconnect too, although i never tried another cable so not sure if its cable or keyboard issue I was debating between the Womier and Monsgeek, but due to discount savings of about 70usd, plus

Perhaps the Womier SK75 TMR could be of interest granted it has no knob, i have not used it myself but i am currently considering it. It supports both mechanical and Hall effect switches. Unfortunetly it does not have a webhub and seem the software needs windows. But it you are a set and forget pers