3098B

If you a UK ISO purist (respect) - the Keychron Q5 and Q6 Max are great choices. Strict UK ISO is actually rare in custom keeb land. I'm left repurposing old Leopold FC980M/Akko 3098B to satisfy this. The Keychron Q1+Numpad/Q3+Numpad combos mentioned here are cool - though I think all of the in-stoc

Тоже как-то делал кастом, но на базе Akko 3098B. Честно говоря, но на таких бюджетных бордах в первую очередь надо менять стабы. Я тогда поменял с очередных дэбыльных сток стабов на Durock V3, смазал Перматексом и GPL205G0. Эффект был на лицо, и клава стала приятнее. Свитчи были Gateron Smoothie кот

ugh that sucks when a board just dies. for full size pink that's actually good, check the LTC NB681 - comes in that soft pink and has hot swap sockets so your old caps will fit. if you want to save money since you already have keycaps, look for a barebones kit like the MonsGeek M5 in pink and just a

My experience with membrane boards is not great, their often-used keys tended to die after 1-2 years. I got a second-hand Akko 3098B Plus for roughly $40. Wouldn't pay 32 for a membrane.

Thats like a krazy big budget for most people. I think if you're willing to build one (super easy nowadays) then you can use the Ajazz AC100 as your base board, akko penguin or akko fairy silent switches (rosewood or bittersweet if you prefer muted) then your choice of keycaps na din. If you want so

I think you'll like the Elecfox Lumi101, TECWARE Spectre 96, Akko 3098b, OLAKAKA Ki99 PRO, KZZI K98 V2 These are the ones I can recommend. Lahat sila prebuilt na din para hindi ka mahirapan sa pag build or what.

For a solid yet hobbyist-feeling hot swap keyboard I got into the club with Akko keyboards, particularly their Tokyo World Tour series! I don’t know if that series is available anymore but Akko has really cute stuff for under $100 and I’ve never had an issue between the 5 that I have! I have the MU0

I have two Keychron Q6s, a Q9, a K10 Pro and an Akko 3098B Plus. One for every mood :)Also about 1000 unused switches of all sorts (linear, tactile, silent and non-silent) and 15 keycap sets in the drawer. The K10 Pro for $100 is just as good for work / game as the more expensive ones, the differenc

It depending on what you want from your keyboard really, here are some things to consider! Keychron: LOTS of profiles, variations for every budget. It's a solid, but kind of plain keyboard. Missing some of the more advanced features that are starting to make their way into other keyboards. Watch out

I guess we can start with a barebone Monsgeek M2 unit then your choice of keycaps and switches. Ajazz AC100 comes to mind if you want a prebuilt alu board with numpad and screen. A good board although sacrificing to plastic case is the Akko 3098b series. I would love to recommend the QK100 because o