AL68

The YUNZII AL68. Saves me some desk space, sounds great (I use Huano Sakura V2 switches), feels great (and is quite heavy - it’s aluminum) and has a knob. :)

Yunzii AL65 or AL68 XVX MU68 is wood. Whatever you get, get silent switches and swap them out, don't waste time looking for the mythical decent affordable silent prebuilt.

If you don’t wanna build one I suggest the Yunzii AL68. It’s less than 100 bucks and very well built for the price. you can get it on Amazon and it’s readily available. I do suggest swapping the stock switches for Gateron milky yellow if you’re into sound and feel.

Yunzii AL68. Been a great keyboard. I put in Gateron Baby Kangaroo 2, and some keycaps from KBDIY. Tri-mode wireless, and QMK/VIA. Oh, and it has a knob. If you're in the US, it is $75 on Amazon.

From your list, I’d probably narrow it down to the Yunzii AL68 (QMK/VIA) and the Leobog HI75. If Linux support and long-term software compatibility matter, QMK/VIA is a huge advantage since you’re not locked into a proprietary driver that might stop getting updates. The HI75 is still one of the best

Amazon is actually pretty good. KPRepublic I think is based somewhere from that area. Same with "splitkb" but they are more of a specialty shop. Keebmonkey would also ship to you and has some decent options. I've tried two boards from amazon myself and enjoyed both. The YUNZII AL68 and the Royal Klu

Supporto questo approccio. Io ho una Keychron V3 Max con layout ANSI ormai da un anno e mezzo e mi trovo molto bene. Per i caratteri accentati e speciali, su Linux, uso la compose key mappata su Caps Lock. Ti da accesso a tutti i caratteri "speciali" -- tutti i caratteri accentati, en- em-dash (l'av

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If you could go a bit higher, the Yunzii AL71 is at $45 on Amazon. It is aluminium, comes fully prelubed. I have the AL68 and it is REALLY good

Decent 65% hotswap keyboards under $80: Womier VK66 Pro * ($39) Womier Q61 v2 * ($42) XVX M67 Jadestone * ($47) Yunzii AL68 * ($75)