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I have the redragon davarjas. It was my first mechanical keyboard. Ive had a few fairly nice and not nice (looking at you GMMK Pro) since but recently i took it to work again cause i needed a board and was frustrated with the membrane board they gave me. I remembered how pretty damn solid it was and

$50? I wish. I bought my GMMK2 years ago when it was brand new. It was about $120. It's still a great keyboard, and it has served me well. I put lubed Glorious Fox switches in it. I built my husband a GMMK Pro around the same time and used the Gateron Blue switches. He likes the clicky switches. 🤮

There's really no limit to what you can spend - keyboards are a surprisingly deep rabbit hole. I don't really like to promote something of my own, but I made a video demonstrating this:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trvGM4dEKVQ Right, let's do this... For quite a long time, the only way to get a me

On the surface they're very similar boards with similar feature sets, and at similar price points. The main difference is the design and construction - the V6 is 'gasket mount', the switches are on a (very nice quality!) custom circuit board, which is mounted between foam gaskets in the plastic case

Buying/building advice I have a 12 year old K95 rgb with MX BROWNS that I was on a wait-list to get ages ago. It's starting to show its age with keys starting to not respond occasionally and LEDs starting to die. I'm looking for FULL SIZE keyboards only with ideally at least a few macro keys. Ideall

do people make keycaps that are loose on purpose? i think all my GMMK keycaps broke because the kalih speed bronze switches i got as a package with the bare board are too big. I feel like gravity should be enough to keep it all together for my purposes, and it'd probably be easier to clean too.

Hi all, as a 98% was my first mechanical keyboard (GMMK2 with some mods, KTT kang white V3 as I didn't like the GMMK fox red even luped)ever for my home office setup I am missing a convenient knob. The 98% will find a place in my office setup as I have to sit there 2 days a week and hate that mushy

I have a few 100% ISO boards. I'll list them first in order of purchase: Glorious GMMK 3 (Boardsmith so I could tweak the configuration) - FR4 Switch Plate, Keygeek Y2 Switches, and MT3 Susuwatari keycaps. Keychron Q6 Max - Standard Chilkey ND104 - Polycarbonate plate, Chosfox & HMX Dune Fox Switche

those are solid starter choices honestly. the gmmk pro is a great first build board, and gateron milky pros are smooth after lubing. i'd maybe look at Akko Black and Pink keycaps instead of xda if you want more texture - xda can feel a bit flat for gaming. also grab some Krytox 205g0 lube for the sw

I am using 96% keyboard, but I guess full size should be better for you because 96% compatible ISO Key Cap will be a bit more difficult to find than the full size key cap kit. And be prepared that the printing of some key cap kits is ANSI only. Apart from Keychron, Glorious GMMK should be your anoth