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Offline kansaa

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First mechanical keyboard advice
« on: Tue, 06 August 2024, 02:20:15 »
I'm looking to replace my aged Logitech K520 keyboard and am considering upgrading to a mechanical keyboard. Ideally looking to spend no more than £150 and I'm looking mainly for a keyboard to use rather than to get into the custom keyboard hobby. I would prefer either a 75% or TKL layout and it must be ISO UK and available to buy (no groupbuys where I have to wait months*)*. I found a couple of potential options that I have been considering. Are there any others you would recommend 192.168.0.1 router login  ?

Epomaker TH80 Pro - £79.99

Keychron V1 - £104

Keychron V3 - £109.99

Keychron Q1 (barebones) - £69.50

Switches - £~20

Stablisers - £~15

Keycaps - £~20-40

Offline wjrii

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Re: First mechanical keyboard advice
« Reply #1 on: Tue, 06 August 2024, 13:26:11 »
You are pretty much Keychron's ideal customer.  I'd go with them.  Nuphy is also a good option, and while not hotswap, many people still swear by the build quality of Leopold.  I hear many fewer horror stories lately, but Epomaker is still less likely to provide good post-purchase support.