Recent content by tecmo34

It is the layout of the keyboard. Here is a good breakdown: ANSI vs ISO Keyboard: Which is Right for You?

https://www.pcgamer.com/best-controller-for-pc-gaming/ https://www.amazon.com/Xbox-Wireless-Controller-Black-one/dp/B01LPZM7VI l

G305 is on my desk at work, as well!! I would second that recommendation. I like that it is battery powered versus having to plug in a cord to charge at work. Simple battery swap from the "Office Supply Cabinet" and I'm back up and running when needed. Simple for travel too.

https://www.rtings.com/keyboard/reviews/best/low-profile This is a pretty good list! Nuphy probably makes some of, if not, the best low profile keyboards. On this list for gaming is the previous mentioned Corsair K100 AIR.

I think what you are seeing the key cap design (heights) versus the actual switch having different lengths on the switch steam poles. They are pretty consistent there but as you can see from the below image the type of key caps you have can very greatly on the design / flow of the keyboard from...

If you are asking what keyboard can withstand your rage quitting and hitting it against your wooden table, I'm not sure there is one designed for that :ROFLMAO: . Your best bet is to get an all aluminum keyboard case (if for gaming look at 60% to 75% layout) with hot swappable mechanical...

Corsair K70 RGB Pro , as it is currently on sale for a decent price. The MX Browns are a nice tactile switch.

@Lutfij has provided sound advice. As someone that has nearly 20 keyboards with a mixture of HE, liner, tactile and clicky switches; feel and sound are a preference to the user. If you are just getting into the hobby or looking for your first true custom keyboard, I would spend some time...

2) and 3) would be my choices out of those three. The GPX Superlight 2 is probably the safest shape and would be my main choice.

For low profile keyboards, I would highly recommend looking at one of these based on the layout your girlfriend liked. They make some of the best low profile keyboards on the market. Nuphy Low Profile Keyboards

You will want a north facing PCB with a solid "color" switch. This will allow the light to only shine through the opening and into the shine through key caps. If you go with a clear switch or south facing PCB, the RGB will shine more through the bottom.

You would want something like the LLG Saturn XXL mouse pad for plenty of room for the keyboard and mouse, depending on if your desk will fit it or not. 1000 mm x 500 mm ( 39.3701" x 19.685")

This one of the cheapest places to order switches... MilkTooth I'm ordering the AKKO Dracula for me Zoom75 TIGA build when it comes in next year, so right there with your. As for North or South facing, that isn't the switches but the PCB of your keyboard, it has nothing to do with the...

Are you looking ANSI or ISO layout? This site has it for €73,50 but it is ANSI and not sure on the shipping cost. https://keychron.de/products/keychron-v6-qmk-custom-mechanical-keyboard-us-ansi-layout?variant=41137408639113

Anyway my question now becomes does every switch work in every hot swappable board? - The main thing to look for on hot swappable boards are if they are 3-pin or 5-pin compatible. If the board is 3-pin only, then if your switch has 5 pins, you will need to clip the two "stand off pins" to make...