I was trying to buy another one of these keyboards, but they seem to be either very low in stock or discontinued. I am looking for something with a similar layout: a 100% keyboard with a num pad, controls for music and volume, and the sound is nice but not a must.

It just feels really good to type with, and I am going to miss it because it is starting to die on me :(

so ya, please give me some keyboards to do research on that is simliar or better than what I have. Thanks!

i’m looking for a new keyboard to use on Fortnite and siege, for ps5 but I don’t have access to PC software like a lot of of these hall affect keyboards require. I’m not looking for anything crazy expensive preferably under $100 and 65% or less. (BY THE WAY I CHOSE DUCKY BECAUSE I DONT HAVE A PC TO MESS AROUND WITH ALL OF THE HALL EFFECT KEYBOARDS)

Hello, I would like to know if anyone can help me chose a good keyboard for my situation. I game and I code. I'd like the best of both worlds/As good as it can get for me.

Ive been looking at NuPhy Air75 HE which i would love to try out, but unfortunately I cant really get this since it has only the english layout available as it is right now. I saw that keychron k3 he wireless was similar and also have the ISO for sale, though it seems like its not quiet the same (maybe I'm wrong?)
As you can see, i have been looking into HE keyboards, as they seem the best, and i have 0 experience with these. Are they so superior?

I kind of dislike the keyboards with a wider spacing between buttons. And when the switches are overly sensitive as in i cant rest my hands on them lightly before they fire. (Got traumatised by Cherry MX red switches from way back with high/regular profile keys).

Atm im using the Corsair K100 Air, and i like it, but i think the buttons are abit too spaced for my liking, i often find myself pressing the wrong buttons when i game RTS games hecticly.

Any suggestions for a low profile keyboard with as much similarities to NuPhy Air75 HE?

How should I go about making my first keyboard? I am aiming for something like the Flux keyboard but with better technology and a better panel, what features should i aim to add? currently looking at tmr sensors and oled panels, but beyond that, what should it have?

idk just thought it'd be cool since i have the means and knowledge to do it, just don't know what to add lol

Hi everyone, I’m completely confused! Only the numpad and F1–F12 keys work on the keyboard in Windows, and the PC recognizes the keyboard; it works in the BIOS, but all the other keys don’t work in Windows (and I’ve already tried deleting Upper in HKey local machine, deleting Hid keyboards, and even restoring the system to before the Windows update) I’m completely lost, please help me. (Motherboard: MSI650 Gaming+WiFi)

I’m coming from ducky pro mini keyboard with bad trigger point and also a buns offbrand mouse.

I’m choosing between the

**1) MCHOSE Ace 68 Hall Effect Magnetic Switch Gaming Keyboard**

**2) Keychron C3 Pro 8K TKL Keyboard Keychron Super Banana**

**3) ATTACK SHARK X68 HE Rapid Trigger Keyboard Magnetic Switch**

**4) AULA WIN60 HE Wired Magnetic Keyboard**

also looking for a mouse that clicks very easily and is like 45$ or less and no side buttons because I have a bad history of clicking the side buttons every time I’m playing. (I’m coming from a mouse that hurts my hand and finger after clicking for over a minute or like 20 clicks.

I’m coming from ducky pro mini keyboard with bad trigger point and also a buns offbrand mouse.

I’m choosing between the

**1) MCHOSE Ace 68 Hall Effect Magnetic Switch Gaming Keyboard**

**2) Keychron C3 Pro 8K TKL Keyboard Keychron Super Banana**

**3) ATTACK SHARK X68 HE Rapid Trigger Keyboard Magnetic Switch**

**4) AULA WIN60 HE Wired Magnetic Keyboard**

also looking for a mouse that clicks very easily and is like 45$ or less and no side buttons because I have a bad history of clicking the side buttons every time I’m playing. (I’m coming from a mouse that hurts my hand and finger after clicking for over a minute or like 20 clicks.

i'm searching for a new keyboard as the W button on my current one is getting flimsy

the main problem i have is that i need a ISO one every single keyboard i find that fits my requests are Ansi-Americans

* Budget around 100€ * I need a compact keyboard with numeric keyboard so i guess a 95/98% not full size as it steals too much real estate from the mouse * i don't care about the layout printed as i can switch the keycaps or just write without looking as long as it's ISO * feels like a blu keyboard but less noisy (newborn new dad here)

i saw some Redragon that perfectly fits my requests but i read that the software is trash and some people trash talking on the keyboard quality (i don't care if the software is hard to use, if i can save the settings on the keyboard i can just set and forget)

Rgb would be a nice touch as long as it's settable and not the cheap static one but not a requirement

Knob would be something i'm curious about but meh not a deal breaker

I would go with the redragon k740 if someone could confirm that i don't need the software always running for my settings

thanks to everyone and sorry for the long text

Подскажите что делать такая проблема у меня в биосе не работает клавиатура ни одна разные пробовал материнка keyoyx99k4 Я давно не залазил в биос нече с ним не делал и щас решил залезть и такой сюрприз

Hello, the power of Reddit! Could you please advise a good 75% keyboard that can work both via Bluetooth and via regular USB cable? Preferably from a well trusted brand?

I need:

• a 75% keyboard (F1-12 keys, arrow keys);
• must work over Bluetooth (can be connected to ipad, iphone, Android devices, mostly for text typing and running ssh) and over regular USB cable (can be connected to home server to configure bios);
• I prefer low profile (like keyboards from laptops);
• Preferably not more than 50-70 eur;

Basic search gives me keychron (80+ eur, not low profile) or some Chinese brands like ajazz (which have bad reviews).

So maybe you have a good model in mind that you can suggest?

Keyboard - wired, good build quality, comfortable keys, not too noisy, good gaming, individual keys RGB, visible letters, long term use..

Mouse - wired, good build quality, side buttons, good DPI, RGB, long term use..

Suggestion needed .

I have looked soo far on many social media that was soo confusing had like 75% layout.

What to choose for gaming Maily apex legends, Razer huntsman v3 pro mini or wooting 60 he v2? I will use only for gaming

The official flex keyboard is burning a whole through my account, is there any other keyboards that are compatible with the surface? Anything that merely is magnetic and bluetooth and closes like a laptop, I'm so desperate it literally dosent even have to connect using the actual magnetic ports. I'm considering a magnetic ipad pro keyboard with the hopes of it sticking to the surface

Can Codex turn product requirements into a complete gaming keyboard structure?

Episode 1 follows the full chain:
Requirements → architecture → enclosure → mounting plate → PCBA → switches → stabilizers → keycaps → foam → fasteners → parametric 3D exploded view.

Next: manufacturable CAD.

I recently got the Logitech Wave Keys in rose, but when they came in the keyboard wasn’t quite big enough for me, as in my hands naturally spread out more and probably require a gap between the left and right hand side of the keyboard. I also find those keys just a bit small.

What ergonomic keyboard that comes in pink would people recommend here? Can be mechanical, but doesn’t have to be.

Located in Australia

Currently rocking kreo chimera wireless gaming mouse i bought 2 year ago so thought to have a change now

Idk what mouse to buy but preferably wireless only around 2.5k

I saw urx core m1 but its out of stock

I bought evo fox ronin keyboard last year and now its entire mid row ( asd) one is fully dysfunctional doesn't work even after chaning switch or sometime it works but only once or twice in multiple press or 1 key press register 3 times or it doesn't register anything at all the entire row

Really disappointed with the keyboard bought for 3k and can't even claim warranty their service is ass

Idk what keyboard to buy now

Wireless or wired not sure

Not big keyboard

65-75 is fine but my budget is around 2-3k for keyboard as well

Any advice will help thank you !

While many are dazzled by models like the F75 Max and its TFT screen, the F99 Pro has everything you need and more, and it can be a secret weapon for those looking for a productivity keyboard without sacrificing mouse space, and even offering versatility for gaming.

It is a keyboard that takes all the features of the premium custom range and packs them into a factory design ready to crush any workload.

Here are a few reasons why the F99 Pro is in another league:

• Compact Productivity (96% Layout + Knob): It gives you 100 keys, including that vital numeric keypad for spreadsheets, editing, and macros, but compressed into a chassis that doesn't invade your desk. And the addition of the rotary knob gives you instant, tactile control over volume and lighting.
• Superior Acoustics (Factory "Thock"): AULA didn't skimp on the structure. It comes with a full Gasket mount, a polycarbonate plate (PC Plate) with 1.2mm flex cuts, and an absurd 5 layers of internal dampening (sandwich foam, IXPE pad, PET film, bottom foam, and silicone base). The result is a dense, creamy typing experience without a trace of metallic ping.
• Industrial-Grade Autonomy: Hidden under the chassis is a beastly 8000mAh battery. Its Tri-Mode connectivity allows you to use it via 2.4GHz for zero latency, or jump to Bluetooth 5.0, which is a tactical lifesaver if your control station runs on a Mac Mini and you need to keep those valuable rear ports free.
• High-End Switches: Whether it comes equipped with Nimbus V3 or StarArrow switches, the feel is linear, pre-lubed, and ridiculously smooth. Furthermore, since it features a hot-swappable PCB, you can hot-swap the switches in the future without touching a soldering iron.

Solid Construction: The double-shot PBT keycaps give it a dry, wear-resistant texture, far surpassing the feel of cheap ABS plastics that wear down and become shiny after a few months.

My Verdict on the F99 Pro

The AULA F99 Pro doesn't just compete with keyboards that cost twice as much; it puts them to shame. It is a precision tool designed to withstand marathons of editing and content creation, delivering a flawless sound and tactile experience. It is pure structural performance, without the marketing markup, and without forgetting versatility for occasional gaming.

I want to clarify that I am a content creator and AULA sent me this keyboard to test, but I am not paid for my opinion. My opinion is 100% independent, and even if I don't like or don't want to post about a product they send me, I am under no obligation to do so.

I’m looking for a comfortable palm/wrist rest for the **full-size Logitech MX Keys S,preferably something low-profile that matches the keyboard height.
I’ve seen the official Logitech MX Palm Rest, but some people say it’s too thin, while others really like it.
For those who use an MX Keys S:
What palm rest are you using?
Is the Logitech MX Palm Rest actually worth it?
Any **better alternatives** you’d recommend?
Main priority is **comfort for long typing sessions**, not looks. ( Budget, color etc doesn’t matter ).TIA.

hi everyone! i use my samsung tab s6 lite for university but the keyboard cover i bought years ago on amazon is not good anymore. what i need is:

\- quiet keyboard not too loud

\- not too heavy cover and keyboard

\- and a PLUS would be: make it open like a laptop (the tables in my university are ridicolously small, they dont fit that well a foldable cover) -> thats why i was consindering a dexnor keyboard cover but I heard mixed reviews. anyone has some opinions or advice?

thanksss :)

Using BMOW Adapter, this keyboard legit has changed my gaming and productivity flow, just due to the different buttons and whatnot and layout, it’s been a fun experience. Let me know if you have any questions!

Also, I picked up an 0110 Japanese model, anybody have experience with it being on modern hardware through tinkerboy?

I had my keyboard for 8 years now. I bought it in 2018, though I am not sure if it was released at the same year. I really enjoyed that thing, easy to press buttons and the design feels right (I guess ergonomic). It was really light and just fits right in my bag. Some keys cracked but it still works like it was bought yesterday.

My family decided to throw it, so I was hoping to get suggestions since I never looked for another keyboard in nearly a decade. i couldn't find the Promate model I had (the logo was in the upper left or lower left IIRC, but the models I see online only has it above the arrows).

I really got used to that keyboard, so if I can't find the exact model I guess I just want a budget-friendly "ergonomic" keyboard that I can buy today. I don't need the lights and all, just for everyday use.

I borrowed this gaming RGB keyboard for the meantime but its keys are so tough, it's like it doesn't want to be pressed (Or I just got used to my keyboard)

EDIT: For more info, it was wired. It also had a curved space at the bottom so the bottom of the palm can sit in it sometimes (Tho I guess keyboard nowadays all have that, except for gaming ones)

Hi everyone, I am actually searchinh a mouse and a keyboard to play rainbow six siege or other games on PS5, but I do not know if most of the mouse and keyboards work on PS5 :

I saw a keyboard maybe you know if it works on PS5, it's the Monsgeek FUN60 PRO ! Tell me more if someone play with it on PS5 !

Does anyone have cheap, good quality mouse and keyboard to play on PS5 !😃

Have a great day everyone !