K6

i mean... not everyone needs them and they're otherwise good and high quality keyboards (usually). keychron sells all kinds of quality stuff at reasonable (not really cheap, but definitely reasonable) prices. i bought my k6 for $110 AUD and it's served me pretty well, having a dedicated function row

Not hot swap. Needs desoldering and the new switches will need to be soldered. I actually just soldered new switches to a keychron k6 I have. If you're gonna give it a go, apply a little soldering material, liquify with soldering iron, and use a desoldering pump to remove it. Takes some tries to get

Enthusiast circles really have a bone to pick with Keychron, though I never fully understood why. I'm not knee-deep in the super-boutique or DIY scenes, but the couple Keychron boards I do own (a K6 for travel/around the house, a Q6 Max at my desk) I've been perfectly happy with. I've always likened

I mean, the glib answer would be “Cherry Blues,” as they’re still perfectly available, and no one can tell you what to like. Kailh Box White would probably be the most recommended medium-weight clicky these days, though their mechanism is different so if you really love blues, stick with them, or ma

Hi OP!! I do have a keychron K6 baka you’d consider. Im migrating soon kaya need to let go of some items. Super super good condition and naka gateron milky yellow switch na din ❤️

keychron k6 HE standard edition for 129$. tmr sensors, wireless with a qmk online firmware. The keyboard has pcb keycaps and an aluminium plate. Keychron is a welltrusted brand in gaming keyboards. Check for sales

Check out the Keychron K6... It's a 65% mechanical keyboard that’s pretty cheap. Build quality is good, and you can get it with some cool keycap colors. if you want to see more options or comparisons, keyboardyeti has a bunch of info on different keyboards by features and price.

If you're looking for a budget 75% keyboard, check out the Keychron K6 or the Akko 3068. They're good for casual stuff and gaming, and people seem to like them for stability. If you’re thinking about hall Effect switches, maybe look at user reviews to steer clear of any bricking problems. Keyboardye

Check out the keychron K6 or K8 if you're on a budget. They’re pretty well-built and have good battery life. K6 is small and easy to carry, while K8 has a classic layout... Also, take a look at the comparison table on keyboardyeti for a quick look at the features.

Check out the Keychron K6. It's a good TKL keyboard and feels pretty sturdy. The colors are pretty neutral, so it should match whatever setup you've got. another one to consider is the Ducky One 2 Mini; it's hot-swappable and has some cool designs You might find more comparisons or other suggestions