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No. I cannot in good faith recommend Keychron any longer. I used to be a huge champion of their products, but something is wrong as of late and they don't seem to be doing anything about it. If you want a prebuilt keyboard, I'd look at Wobkey (Rainy75, Crush80) or Womier/Yunzii, both brands of which

Do not buy Epomaker. See this post about Epomaker: https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/comments/196hreg/mykeyboard_thickthock_other_vendor_issues/ Yunzii is on the QMK license violators list. Mchose is not officially on the list, but they have never tried to submit a pull request to QMK. QMK ha

I bought a Yunzii based on reddit comments claiming it's a good keyboard for the price range. Computer refused to post with it plugged into USB. Fortunately post office is a 5 minute walk away so I returned it same day.

That's an option, you are right... I'll see, but I did see some people online saying that yunzii isn't that good, talking especially about that keyboard

Thanks, I found it. I'm not getting a Yunzii keyboard anymore though. Their software isn't open source, so there could potentially be malware of a keylogger in the software because people can't see or modify the files

Personal take: Buying a soldering iron for 1 project, solder, wick, flux, all for potentially 1 fix is almost a similar amount of waste compared to recycling or selling it for parts for $5. Granted I don't find it super difficult, but say for my wife's build or even my "reliable" keyboard. I'm pro-r

Yeah its more niche than Gunpla building. I got introduced to Keyboard Building since 2022 when I was building my own computer setup, where I was researching the best keyboard to use and i've got introduced to mechanical keyboard content creators in return that i'm still subbed to them as of this da