AL68

https://www.amazon.co.uk/YUNZII-AL68-Wireless-Mechanical-Swappable/dp/B0DG1QZR7N This is an excellent aluminum QMK board and this is also an extremely good price. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Womier-Mechanical-Keyboard-Swappable-Keycaps/dp/B0FM34LSCR Again, a good price for a plastic QMK board. https://

When buying a hot swappable keyboard, are there different types of board sockets and keycaps? Assuming you are looking at full-height boards. Kailh-style MX sockets - almost all boards have slot-shaped sockets these days. But you do want to watch out for: Outemu-style MX sockets - an older style tha

Disclaimer: I tend to avoid keyboards with screens because they're mostly just another thing to break. The K719 is one of the least bad legacy Redragon boards. The screen is sorta functional and you can set the screen's clock using the knob which makes it not purely useless, but I prefer tapping on

Eu mi-am comandat un Yunzii AL68: https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0DG1QZR7N Este programabila VIA/QMK, nu instalezi niciun software, este un webapp. PCB Hotswapp cu 5 pini, vine cu switch-uri Linear destul de silent. Poti eventual sa cumperi Cherry MX Red silent sau alt switch silent dedicat si sa le inlo

OK, that's weird that it was in the file named "user guide" and not the file named "software". BTW, your problem is not unusual. My Yunzii AL68 is QMK and has a rotary encoder but there's no support for configuring it in the firmware.

The pop keys is almost certainly worse, but there are better keyboard for the money, anyway. Check out the Yunzii AL68 or B87(AL is aluminium, which might be a bit heavy, but the B87 is plastic. Better for portability). Both support QMK/VIA customisation, which is a must-have these days IMO.

I think the AL65 is just it's own thing, it released after the AL68 so if i had to guess it's just an alternative for those who don't need a knob :p Still has QMK and the newer yunzii switches, I was gonna buy it originally cuz it looks really slick but the AL68 was cheaper

didn't know this about the rainy75, not worth considering then lol, also yes i can confirm yunzii has real QMK, im currently using an AL68, although unfortunately it's not getting fully maintained, still id recommend it more than a keyboard without the only issue with aluminum keyboards are if you b

I honestly really recommend QMK/VIA, I also went from basically a membrane keyboard to an AL68 with QMK/VIA, and as a programmer and gamer I've been able to use it for many shortcuts and just to customize my keyboard as much as I want Plus it gives me trust that yunzii could like literally disappear

I would recommend the Yunzii AL65 or AL68. The AL66 is an older board with legacy firmware. None of these have magnetic keys, though. The best option I can see right now with magnetic keys would be the Keychron J8 or J2 HE for $100 on Amazon US. The J8 is a more solid board, but is styled after the