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  The Windx R2 group buy us happening next month, I'm going to snag one for my new work board. Keychron also has an 1800 in their Q and V lines and the Odin from KBDFans seems solid. I'm using a cheap set of Keychron pbt caps that match my mint case while I wait for a set of group buy caps.
context: Hi, I've just started getting into keyboards and things and was just wanting to ask a possibly stupid question. If a prebuilt keyboard is listed as non hot swappable/doesn't specify can you change the keycaps? If so, how easy is this and would I need any tools or equipment? >
  
  Yes keycaps can be easily changed on any mech keyboard in 99% of cases regardless of hotswap or not. Hotswap refers to switches (which keycaps attach to) >
  
  Thanks! >
  
  I am having trouble finding a full size keyboard with a number pad, does anyone know of a prebuilt that has hot-swappable 5-pin switches? 
  Additionally, are there any good TKL with a matching separate number pad? Thanks in advance! >
  
  Keychron Q/V6 >
  
  Hey guys! Looking to embark on a journey to make a new keyboard for the wife. I've always been into 75% and TKLs but she wants a 96%/1800 layout and I don't know where to start for a quality/premium feel case. Are there any well-known cases or GBs that are coming soon that aren't too heavy? Could also use some suggestions on keycaps: she loves the Tiffany blue/mint blue colors. As for the switches, I plan on doing the Zeal Healio V2 given that she wants a quiet board she can use for work. Thanks for the advice in advance!