G84

Epomaker G84 with creamy jade switches. Probably the best keyboard I own. A close second is the Yunzii B75 Pro, both the switch options (cocoa cream and milk) sound so nice. My experience is with more budget keyboards, so I don't have any suggestions for more expensive ones.

I dont have the irok but have both the melgeek made68 and real67. Melgeek keyboards builds are really nice although the case are just plastic, made68 has aluminum version while real67 do not. Its software is really nice too, comparable to wooting imo. But, they dont sound really good to me. They are

Yunzii B75 Pro. I have the purple version and its fantastic. Both the milk and cocoa cream switches are nice. Yunzii B87 Epomaker G84. It comes in pink, but its more a hot pink color. I added this one because I have it in white and its one of the most impressive budget keyboards I own.

The Keychron Q3 fits all that criteria, as well as the Mechlands Ajazz AK870. The mechlands has a screen and knob that can be swapped with keys whenever you want which is pretty cool. There’s also the EpoMaker G84 pro that has a screen and knob with silicone keycaps so it has a quieter sound and sof

Hey Defiant! I'm sorry i'm late. You might've already figured out what you want to do by now but i'll still reply if not. To be completely honest with you I had that keyboard for 4 years too actually, but I kinda regret buying it in the first place. Wasn't a fan of the sounds either personally. I to

Is the Epomaker g84 he bad? I found the typing sound really good, I'm not sure about the PCB and software though

I personally found them nice, they’re decently heavy I feel so for GD it felt fine, quite bouncy when lifting my finger up, just a couple days ago switched to an HE keyboard, an Epomaker g84 HE which I like so far

As an Akko-haver (3084B) and a Keychron not-haver, my impression of Keychron is that it's one of the most mainstream brand but comes with a premium. If your budget is $250, then maybe a Keychron might be the safe pick as they also make a large range of keyboards and is a very established brand. I li

I just got the epomaker g84 he and it’s super sweet. Sounds insane for an HE board

I think the Aula F75 Pro max is newer? The only difference seems to be a screen. Some models I like and recommend: YUNZII B75 PRO. My most recent purchase. A decent keyboard for around $65. I like both the milk and cocoa cream switches EPOMAKER G84. One of my top 3 favorite keyboards. The jade switc