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  Is it possible to get/build a decent keyboard for around 50$ (80$ max)?
  I've never used a mechanical keyboard before so I won't be picky on how it feels.
  I need at least 75% size, I want it to be decent for gaming and I would like to build it without soldering (if I'll need to build it)
  I know I'm probably asking for too much, but any help would be appreciated
context: I am trying to build a Budget Custom Build (Under 150$)
  This is my first build though so I was wondering if someone can look over these parts and let me know if its good or not.
  -Cmmk Mk870 (56.42$) on AliExpress
  -Stock Stabilizers (Gonna holee and bandaid mod it)
  -Ktt Mint (24.30$) for 90
  or
  -jwk jwicks ice white (21$) for 90
  -with switch films (5$)
  Keycaps
  -Keycaps Lowprofile (23$) (wanted something similar to xda with shine through)
  Keyboard Lube kit (8$)
  -Khail Switch opener (9$)
  Lube (for stabs and switches)
  -Krytox 205g0 3ml (8$) 
  Oil (for springs)
  -Krytox 105 oil 5ml (8.95$) >
  
  Hi, so my bf got me the Epomaker Akko 3068B plus prunus lannesiana 65%  for my birthday and I am not sure what acrylic dust covers are compatible.  If anyone could help that would be great. >
  
  that's a normal sized 65% keyboard. so most 65% dust cover should work. example >
  
  Okay 😊. I'm in the UK as well so I was really confused about the right size. Thanks so much for your help >
  
  Do metal cases give static shock?
  I understand it's always possible, but is it a common thing to happen? if so, how often do you experience it? >
  
  The shock comes from you, not the keyboard. As long as you are negatively charged and touch something that likes conducting electricity, like an aluminium keyboard case, it will shock you.
  I find that static shocks when getting out of my chair happen more often over winter because the air is dry and cold. >
  
  Hi there, i'm kinda new to mechanical keyboards but My wife always wanted one so i bought One for her for Valentines day, i cant test the keyboard on My computer since we both have our Pc's in the same room so My question is can i just plug it and use it? Or does it need a program to function correctly? It has less keys than a normal keyboard that's why i'm asking. 
   I bought an Ajazz AK33 with a Matcha keycaps set and i'm looking to create My own coiled cable for better presentation. (We don't have a Lot of money but it's What i could afford) 
   Any help to clear doubts about their functionality would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. >
  
  the ajazz is a normal all done keyboard. looks like you just plug it in like any normal keyboard. >
  
  Thanks for the answer ^^ >
  
  So I'm wanting to ditch Logitech and the horrible, terrible, no-good, very-bad G Hub software. I've got just about everything picked out for upgrades but the keyboard, and I keep going back between two options. I'm thinking either going whole-hog custom and getting a Keychron Q1 barebones with Aqua King switches and MT3 /dev/tty keycaps, or getting a Nuphy Halo 75 and maybe later getting the MT3 keycaps (I've been fascinated by that profile for a while). I'm definitely open to other suggestions, though.
  
  Hot-swap: Yes, unless it comes with switches I will have no need/desire to change.
  LEDs: Unnecessary but not a deal-breaker in either direction.
  Switch type: Looking for something stiff and quiet. I'm thinking tactile but I wouldn't say no to linear. Prefer factory-lubed as I do not have the time or patience to do it myself.
  Use case: Work and casual gaming, roommate will also be working at similar times close by. I work in IT so I'm typing all day, and for gaming, I'm not competitive at all, and of late I'm mostly playing flight sims so I'm primarily using throttle and joystick anyway.
  Wireless: Not a deal breaker but not desired. Going to be connecting via USB hub switched between work and personal computers on the same desk. If it is wireless, I have to go dongle only as my personal desktop does not have Bluetooth.
  Budget: Ideally <$200 but I can be talked up to $250 if it's worthwhile
  Location: US
  Color: Ideally black keyboard and BOW keycaps but I'm not married to either.
  
  (Edited for formatting.) >
  
  keychron q1 with aqua kings, mt3 >
  
  Suggestion for a premium numpad kit in the budget/mid range pricing? Looking for something with a metal casing. Also room for top row (4x6). >
  
  Most colors of the Frog Pad are still in stock I believe. >
  
  I just bougt a white Epomaker TH 80 and im so lost on keycaps, like what keycaps go with white keyboards ? >
  
  Black on White (BoW) work well, but honestly pretty much anything goes with white