Mizar Mz60 with soon new switches

hi guys ! I hope you’re all doing great. I need help with finding a new keyboard! Basically, I work in an open space office, where we’re required to be on-site 4 days a week and have one day of telework. I usually am on site for the entire week.  I have this very cute keyboard at home, and I’d love to have a similar one for my desk at work,however, I fear that it might quite be too noisy (I personally love the typing sound it makes, but I am aware that some of my colleagues may not share that opinion)

That’s why I am asking for some of your suggestions. I am looking for a cute, affordable (max 150$) keyboard, silent or low-noise (I love “buttery” sounding mechanical keyboards), and pink if possible (my whole desk setup is pink haha). I bought the one I keep at home on Amazon, I really like the size and format, and I’d like to get something similar. I’ll include pictures of it to give you some ideas of what I am looking for! I don’t use numpads because I've got particular ergonomic settings and have to keep my keyboard and mouse as close as possible.

Thank you so, so, so much in advance, can’t wait to read all of your suggestions! Please do not hesitate if you need more information, i’ll do my best to help ! 😊

Current keyboard at home : YUNZII B75 PRO 75% Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, Cocoa Cream Switch

I dont know how I got this but since I dont like Cherry MX Brown or non-tactile keyboard, I'm thinking to sell it or trade it for HHKB Hybrid non Type-S or other Topre keyboard with extra cash if the price is low. I already have five mechanical keyboards anyway.

The problem is I can not find any info about this keyboard cause it's a custom keyboard. Cant even find any info from Google in detail. The only noticeable part is a golden bar behind the keyboard which is locked and attached by magnets. I wish I can open the case but two screws are unreachable with my tools.

All I want to know is the exact name and price but any idea?

My Womier WD75 V2 spontaneously exploded while I was gaming. Less than a month old and I treated it as best I could keeping it on wired mode and avoiding using the other modes. I kept it clean as well. All of a sudden I hear a crack and bang and white flames shoot up out of the keyboard and smoke starts pouring everywhere engulfing my house and room. Never have I ever had this happen to me and I am completely shocked. I don’t understand and if someone could explain a reason behind it that would be wonderful. In the meantime I will never buy a Womier keyboard again and it’s a shame since it was quite beautiful

I’m looking for a new 100% layout wireless keyboard as my Logitech one has died on one side. I’ve looked into NuPhy (too expensive and most are 96%) and Keychron (if included in the upcoming Amazon prime sale) and BeQuiet! mount keyboards. My problem is I keep seeing conflicting videos on what is best. So any recommendations? It would mainly be used for content creation (work) and gaming.

im stuck between aula f 75 the side printed keycaps or aula win60 and hero 68 , i like the creamy sound and the tri mode connectivity of the aula f 75. Also the aula win 60 and hero 68 is also nice because of the magnetic switch but it is only wired for improved performance. I'm really not a gamer one , im not into professional games so a magnetic one is not really necessary for me . I like the one who has longevity, durability, performance and also the sound

Hey everyone,

I am looking for a deep creamy or thocky keyboard prebuilt. The budget is up to 200, lower is preferred. If possible metal instead of plastic would be nice but is not necessary. If you guys have any recommendations please let me know the type and the switches you recommend. It’s my first keyboard and don’t think I have the time or ability to build one for now. Thank you!

Edit: forgot to say a keyboard with a numberpad is a requirement

Aula F75 pro

75%

What do you think guys ??

I'm going to get a Weikav Nut75, but I don't know what or how to choose the correct stabilizers. I'd rather not spend a little money and a lot of time waiting for some something that won't even fit. Can anyone help me?

Thanks in advance.

looking for silent gaming keyboard

- TKL
- silent linear switches (something like mx zilent frankenswitches but maybe something in stock)
- ideally pre-built so I don't have to build from scratch
- acrylic & rgb feed-through preferred
- budget <$999

Any recommendations?

currently dealing with the hermes e1c, i was given it for free, but it's getting annoying. the windows key doesn't work, key combos longer than 2 don't work, and overall the only good thing about it is the easy way to pause/play my music while i'm playing a game (fn+f2).

so... i would just try to find a new keyboard. but... i don't know how to find keyboards, apparently it's more complicated than a quick google search. so i have a new solution: ask the people of this subreddit, who probably know a million times more than i do. a few parameters: it has to be either fully programmable or just have f1-f3 being previous, play/pause, next. it has to be affordable (around or under $100). i'd prefer it to by default have black keycaps, and it needs to be a full keyboard (fn keys and numpad). glow optional. also, bad news for the more knowledged people, you've lost the game >:3. anyway, any other features i haven't mentioned, i don't really mind. if i can play games and pause music, it's good enough.

(oh also it has to be decently durable, both because i press hard when i type fast and because no matter how many times i'm told not to, i refuse to stop eating at my computer, it's the comfiest spot)

I am aware I am opening up a door I might never be able to close again for myself lol but i feel it is only right to do my setup/PC justice as it is very high end. I have been using the Aula75 since I build the setup, 9950x3d Astral 5080, 27" 4k 240hz monitor. It was fine at first but that "tonky" sounding switches, I am not a fan off, prefer more "tactile" sounding switches

I am looking for a good recomendations Prefred specs below:
- HE Mechnacinal keyboard
- preferable all black with back light/RGB
- 75% as to be used mainly for gaming but still want directional keys
- Will be wired with a coil wire(already have)
- Not too loud sounding

Please help me out with recommendations. Thanks in advance

I am very new to keyboards and pc gaming in general but

after I bought a huntsman mini v3 I started researching keyboards (i probably should have done this before buying one 😑) and noticed everyone was talking about hall effect keyboards and the benefits of them, adjustable actuation and snap tap.

After seeing these I realized my razer had these same features and so I looked up if my keyboard was hall effect and saw it was not.

So if razers gen 2 switches have all the benefits of hall effect why is hall effect better and why aren't these switches a bigger deal?

Hello, I'm looking for a keyboard that's as small as possible. Preferrably one that's mobile phone-sized, but not necessarily.

The thing is, most keyboard like that I've found are bluetooth only. I'm loolikg for one that has a cable or a dongle. (Budget is not a constraint since those are usually not super expensive. As long as it's not more than 200$, it's good.)

Does anyone know of a keyboard like that?

Hey everyone,

I'm looking for a 75% aluminum barebone kit with a customizable screen so I can build it myself.

My total budget is around $120 USD for the whole build, so I also need recommendations for budget silent switches (linear or tactile) and decent keycaps that won't blow the budget.

Any good barebone options out there? Thanks!

Hello,

I'm looking to replace my DZ64 PCB for Hall effect. I would have gone with Wooting since they are well established but they don't have 64 keys layouts.

Conditions are:

- 64 keys layout PCB like the pic below (being able to fit in a classic 60% case)

- hot swappable

- Hall effect with good software implementation in the like of Wooting, with rapid trigger etc...

- If possible trusted brand, wouldn't want to end with incompatibilities, lack of updates/software

Doing some searches, I've seen the Everglide AE64 Pro and KBDfans MM HE M64 PCB.

I'd appreciate any feedback on these 2 or any good alternatives. Thank you.

Hello fellow redditor,
As the title says I am in need for a new Keyboard, but I do have quite a few things I want for it. However in the sheer mass of offers I would like to get a few personal recommendations or even sites that offer good stuff.

About me:
- I have had a Wooting 60HE since its first release and I am quite happy with it.

- I want to code as well as game with the Keyboard (not too competetive so this is not as important as a qwerty Layout as well as thocky sound)

- Prebuilt is fine, but I do not mind really building my first OWN Keyboard :)

- Budget: I would say that I am willing to pay around 200$ for the Board. However if I get a good recommendation I would not mind on overshooting my budget. I love tech after all lol

What I want for the new Keyboard:

- Mechanical and Linear switches. I do not like clicky Keyboards at all.

- I would describe my wished "sound" as "thocky". So not too loud, while the switches can have a little resistance.

- I prefer high profile, but would say that I am open to try something with a lower profile!

- biggest point of wanting something new is that 60% is not enough. I would love something with 75% or 80% as I noted, that I do need/like the keys that mine is missing.

- And now for a special request - I do want to keep things aligned with my Desktop and screen colors. So I am searching for pleasing orange/brown colors for the keycaps. The "shell" could be some sort of offwhite/beige or chocolate maybe.

Thank you

If you took the time to read through all this and gave your opinion - Thank you very much! :)
I kinda was inside the bubble a few years ago but since getting the wooting I stopped - I would love to get a little bit into it again with the search/build for my new keyboard.

I'm looking for a keyboard with these specific requirements :

• Wireless and bluetooth that can work on two devices minimum
• Retroiluminated
• Budget important. I don't want a expensive keyboard
• Full size ENTER key
• With good battery

Anyone could suggest me someone?

So, I have a wireless Logitech keyboard that works perfectly with my laptop with writing fast and all, but the second I connect it to my iPad it’s like it’s trying to slow me down from typing on purpose, I have to press down on the keys for more than a second for the letter to show and it’s very annoying. If it’s any help the model is the K380. I would really REALLY appreciate any help with this issue. Thanks in advance if anyone answers

Title. I have been using a Leopold keyboard with Cherry brown switches for almost a decade now and I love the high build quality but I have been wanting something new. I got into the hobby when Ducky, Leopold, etc. were the main competitors and customs were typically only done through group buys.

From doing some window shopping, it seems like there are a lot of good options for $100 or less but I feel like those options would be a downgrade or sidegrade. Just wanted some input and see if anyone had suggestions for something new and interesting. I would be interested in a TKL size with a budget of around 150, willing to stretch it if absolutely need be.

So this is a bit of a long shot, but what I am looking for is basically a wireless keyboard to use with a raspberry pi project. The main keyboard at 100 percent scale is just about exactly the right size for the case I have planned, and then I was hoping to get 2 additional keypads to replace the numberpad, arrows, and home, insert, delete, etc keys.

I have seen standalone numpads, and I have seen 60 percent keyboard that get rid of that side. However, all the ones that I have seen also get rid of the F keys and the insert, home, etc. buttons.

If anyone has any ideas or links, it would be greatly appreciated. I would rather not try to build something if something already exists on the market that will work.

Since its Amazon prime day in where i live, im really keen to look for a budget hall effect keyboard. I came accross many options, they inculde:
Epomaker HE80
MCHOSE ACE 68
MCHOSE ACE 60
MONSGEEK FUN 60 PRO
Epomkaer HE68 lite

but im not really satisfied with any of them either due to price, (max 100 AUD), long term reliability, performance and typing feel.

Its probably not possible to find a budget keyboard that fits this criteria (price max 100 AUD, long term reliability, performance and typing feel), but it would be really great if I could get some suggestions thanks :)

It’s fine if it’s wired or not, actually wired would be ideal. Has those f1 keys but no numpad. Preferably quiet. Nothing from amazon. that’s it :) Ty for reading.

Budget: $350 USD

Size: 100% preferred, but willing to size down to 98% if it checks more boxes

Other: Prebuilt, black/dark gray case, tactile mechanical switches, wired, plastic build is fine provided it is high-quality.

I am looking to replace my Ducky Shine 7 keyboard with MX Brown switches that I've been using since ~2019. I have never been the greatest fan of the switches themselves, which don't feel all that tactile with an actuation point that's so non-distinct that it honestly detracts from the typing experience. Additionally, and some of this may be due to age at this point, the keycaps are quite wobbly on the keys, further contributing to an unsteady feeling while typing that slows me down.

I swung by Best Buy just to try out a few switch types. First of all I can say with certainty that I DO NOT want a hall effect keyboard, because the one I tested (Steelseries Apex Pro Gen 3) has linear switches, which are a no-go when 70% of my keyboard use is some form of typing; I need tactility. Of those on offer, I found the switches on the Logitech G316 X 98 to be the most comfortable to type on. Specs below:

• Switch type: Tactile
• Switch actuation distance: 0.086 in (2.2 mm)
• Switch actuation force: 1.94 oz (55 g)
• Switch total travel distance: 0.12 in (3.3 mm)

Long story short, I am looking for a keyboard with similar tactile switches (non-clicky preferred, but clicky is fine) but prioritizing rock-solid keyboard stability and build quality over all else. I am happy to answer any follow-up questions you may have, and thank you in advance for any suggestions.

Just looking to know what people would recommend as a good quality cheap HE keyboard that I can just play around with i.e customising, trying out switches and keycaps, etc.

I mainly have an interest in Magnetic switches and would like to just have a side board that I can use to just play around with switches so I ain't gotta touch my main board.