B75 PRO

elecfox inky75 monsgeek m1v5 around 4k yunzii b75 pro akko5075 wave75 around 4.8k with discounts (highly recommended) IROK MG75 weikav stars75-s around 4.5k with discounts warning about other brands like the following: -aula -leobog -furycube -attackshark these brands are quite infamous in the keybo

there's a lot of non descript brand that are actually good, but even then it takes some research on which boards are considered, red dragon has recently been shelling out good quality mech keyboards, but its only on certain ones, akko has always been a go to for budget keyboards especially the tac75

leobog is shit, lucky65v3 is good but still not the best, same with inky75, in your budget range the monsgeek m1v5 and some yunzii products like the b75 pro are your best option, but if you can stretch that budget the wave75 is the actual best bang for your buck, iirc its around 6-7k on shoppe

Tengo un teclado Yunzii B75 Pro, mouse Attack Shark X3 y auris iem Truthear Zero:Blue 2 con cable con mic. Todo eso lo conseguis en Amazon por unos USD 225 finales con publicaciones con free shipping (185 sin contar impuestos). Te llega todo en una semana. Son todos marcas chinas pero de las buenas

with the VIA version its around 5k i think, at that price point i would suggest the wave75, rainy75, bridge75, yunzii B75 pro

It's tray mount so it'll just be a matter of unscrewing the screws holding the plate/PCB sandwich in and screwing it back in again. But let me look on Amazon DE at what's currently on the menu... https://www.amazon.de/YUNZII-B75-PRO-MAX-Pre-Greased/dp/B0FY378F84 This is relatively new and I'm not a

in generally on the mech keyboard market, cheap means you are ok with bad quality materials, at the very least i would suggest is at least the Red dragon K729 or the K681 both around 2k but with decent quality, for the aluminum, Inky75 from elecfox is my recommendation for budget, for something that