GMK104

I usually buy on Ali, right now there's a wave of seasonal sales till the end of December, I think. Under 100 gives you a somewhat wide range. There's Yunzii (AL68, AL98) — didn't manage to try one yet, but haven't heard anything bad. Weikav — still have yet to try Record V2 which is on its way to m

If you mean the Zuoya GMK104, it has no ISO layout, it is plastic and has some really sketchy VIA support and no QMK firmware. I'd still have tried it if it has ISO. Instead I bought a second Q6, right after a K10 Pro :)

I'm sorry, I'm a bit confused; you want a 'compact' keyboard but a 1800/96% layout, that also has a knob and LCD screen? I think those might all be at odds with each other, depending on what you mean by 'compact'. I'm building out my first board with the Zuoya GMK104 as a base, which has what you're

WOW this is remarkably similar to a board that I'm about to build—just waiting the board itself (Zuoya GMK104) to arrive on Monday. But exactly the same keycaps and switches! I am SO thrilled with the WS Heavy Tactiles, even just trying them out with a random key from the bag. I've really only typed

You can do it on sort of a budget on AliExpress. Get a Zuoya GMK104 with some silent switches on it and some 20 dollar key caps also on AliExpress

I just ordered a Zuoya GMK108 for my GF for Christmas. I haven`t received it yet. Reviews seemed ok. You can also check the GMK104 with a screen and a knob. Pretty budget friendly.

I had the Redragon K668 you're showing there. It's an ok board, but it isn't great. It's decently built, but it doesn't have the foam and other noise reducing components that other keyboards have. The software is bad. VERY basic. It's better if you simply forget about it level of basic. I went on a

Zuoya GMK104 + Outemu Silent Tom switches + whatever keycaps you like. DaYe AF SA are very nice.

From my experience, ttc's silent frozen linears and silent blueish white tactiles blow most of everything else out of the water. In terms of noise level, they're about as quiet as they come, and still manage to maintain a respective level of responsive feel. Though I must say that the lightness and

May want to consider a board with good software and support if you intend to configure macros and layers eg. For productivity/gaming. From my experience, poorly supported boards can be difficult to find solutions for when the firmware or software get corrupted or stops working. Happened to me on a Z