V6 Max

I will say that there are also plenty of people that have not had any bad experiences. In the last year I have ordered a K5 Max and a V6 Max (orders were a few months apart). I use both of them daily and I have not had a single issue. Like I have seen on here i order them via Amazon to avoid having

I like my Keychron V6 YMMV https://www.keychron.com/collections/2-4ghz-wireless-keyboards/products/keychron-v6-max-qmk-via-wireless-custom-mechanical-keyboard

https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/comments/196hreg/mykeyboard_thickthock_other_vendor_issues/ https://keychron.ca/collections/keychron-v-8k-series-keyboard/products/keychron-v6-ultra-8k-wireless-custom-mechanical-keyboard-us-ansi-layout i would not still not buy epomaker even if its half the

As you probably have seen, the options are way more limited for 100%, so you might want to be flexible on some of the items, especially things like shine-through keycaps that can be upgraded. I say this as somebody who has been searching for a similar 100%. I don’t consider myself an expert, but the

I've had 3 black widow keyboards die on me now. I would never recommend it again. Get a keychron v6 max which is like 130$ and even though it's a plastic build, still feels more premium than the 300eur razer keyboard. Hot swappable switches, keycaps, usb/2.4ghz/bt out of the box, no bullshit softwar

You’re gonna be limited with shine-through keycaps keyboards, especially at 100% because that’s one of the less popular layouts. I say this being a fan of 100%. If you can’t find the perfect one, most keycaps can be swapped at for shine-through ones pretty cheaply. I think the Keychron V6 Max comes

I can't answer the graphics question (I don't know and I'm not big on needing excellent graphics), but here's a way too long response I made the other day on the same topic while procrastinating: I've got a combo WFH/gaming/simracing setup in what is essentially a tiny walk-in closet. The picture at

Oh man, I went through this. I work from home, my personal desk is also my work station. My office is really just a tiny walk in closet. I have my PC and a work laptop. Here's what I did: I have triple monitors on a triple monitor stand. 3 monitors is completely overkill for one machine, except for

I have a V6 Max that I bought a few months ago. There have been many recent posts, especially regarding the V6 Max, about their keyboards getting input problems such as keys not registering, double-pressing, etc. Check it out here. It looks like the most common model that is mentioned is the V6 Max:

Keychron does offer ISO variants of their keyboards and keycaps, though not for all models all the time. Otherwise, the K10 is solid but arguably you can get nicer ones for the money. I.e. the V6 Max/Ultra or the Pro version of the K10. In terms of what can go wrong, it is mostly the battery on the