AL66

In the US, the Kisnt is a very good low-cost choice. Definitely look into getting one if it is available near you. Redragon keyboards can be hit-or-miss. I really like the K709 wired-only 65% keyboard, and their low profile Azure keyboard. But others haven't been as good. I am not sure about the K70

For around $60, I recommend any of the Womier SK keyboards or the Yunzii AL keyboards. Especially the SK65 and AL66. But the Bridge75 is worth the extra $30-40.

I live in Italy, I paid it 25 euros off temu due to a promotion, the deal is probably over, I don’t know what is your currency but you can find many around 60-99 euros pricetag(convert that). For that price you can find better like yunzii AL66-AL68 and Lemonkey P1

Honestly... Consider the Galaxy70 or the Bridge75. Or even a Yunzii AL71 or AL66. I'd say they're double to triple the price range, but they'll blow your socks off.

Check out Yunzii. I swapped out my ducky for the AL66 and I’m so impressed.

for mostly work with some gaming, i'd lean keychron. their software is more mature and the typing experience is solid out of the box. the k series he boards have a really nice feel for long typing sessions. if you want to save a bit for switches, the yunzii al66 is decent but i think the keychron bu

The best 65 you can get for the lowest price is going to be the Zen65, which will be launching on Kickstarter on June 3rd. ($89-130 US) If you want a cheaper one, check out the Aula F65 or the Yunzii AL66.

That is a downgrade. To upgrade, consider preordering a Bridge75 preorder $85-100. To upgrade slightly less for a little less money, consider buying a Yunzii AL68 (or AL71, or AL66) If you require a fullsize, consider a used Keychron Q6 (or a V6 if you can't find the Q6).

I'd say save up and get a Neo from QwertyKeys if you want a barebones. Or spend a little extra for a higher quality prebuilt, like the Yunzii AL66 or AL71. And then you can mod it however you want.

I’ve got the YUNZII AL66 and honestly, I love it. It’s super hefty, feels like a solid block of aluminium (no idea what it actually weighs, but it’s heavy in a good way). The stabilisers are perfect right out of the box, the switches and sound are spot on, and it basically feels pre-modded. The RGB