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  Older model, non hotswap, poor quality switches... Not a terrible deal but not good at all.
context: What should I get? Akko CS Jelly Blacks/Matcha Greens or Gateron G Pro 2.0 Yellows or Gateron Phantom Yellows? And where should I buy them from Romania? >
  
  For vendors, candykeys.com, keygem.store, 42keebs, mykeyboard.eu
  Regarding switches, I think all would be fine, didn't try them except older Gateron Yellow >
  
  What makes a keyboard have a good reaction time? What specs make a good gaming keyboard? >
  
  There are no "good gaming keyboards" for the most part they are all fine for gaming. The only thing that's a step above are hall-effect switches but you don't need those to be  decent in gaming. There's tons of pros who use customs. >
  
  I’d love to get my husband some sort of case- not for a specific keyboard but for all of his spare parts, tools, etc. Any recommendations? >
  
  Have a look at our store.
  My wife makes keyboard sleeves and also various pouches for bits and bobs. The Flatpack and Hold Pouches are popular pairings with sleeves for coiled cabes, wireless mice, etc. >
  
  I’ll check it out- thank you!! >
  
  Just purchased an EP84, didn’t realise it was also wireless at 2.4GHz. This is suffice for online gaming without noticeable latency right? >
  
  I'd use it wired if you care about proper gaming with no latency. >
  
  Hey guys,
  I wonder if you experts could help me out. 
  I'm ready to start my Keyboard Journey but only if this special requirement can be fulfilled: a stable 2,4 Ghz connection without noticeable lag over 3 metres.
  I read a lot of reviews over different mechas here but it was rarely spoken about the WiFi connectivity and input lag.
  Does such a keyboard exist at all or do i have to buy an overpriced big brand keyboard with hyperspeed/lightspeed etc.?
  Appreciate your help. >
  
  I just did a test of my Keydous NJ80 over wireless from over ten feet away through a wall.  Seem to work fine.  I tried even farther away with a clear path and also seems to work fine. >
  
  Guess I'll try again... Anyone know any good budget QMK/VIA/VIAL/ZMK capable wireless rechargeable barebone hot swap capable keyboard with a numpad & north facing RGB that's preferably RF connectivity while a knob would be optional, but preferred? Hoping to not have to spend much more than 100$ for one, but guessing that's unlikely at this point... Wouldn't mind buying off aliexpress if necessary.
  I've already seen the keychron and epomaker option, but they both have South facing LED while the epomaker only is QMK/VIA in wired mode. I would stick with my RK 98, but I really don't like the placement of the end key yet I can't change it without getting rid of another key since it's fn+PgDn now and I'm unable to change the function combos. If someone knew if there was a way I could somehow rekey something to fn+any key that would also help to, but I'm guessing someone would've suggested that already if there was a way >
  
  
  I've already seen the keychron and epomaker option, but they both have South facing LED while the epomaker only is QMK/VIA in wired mode.
  
  Do you really need to use QMK/VIA in wireless mode?  You could do any desired remapping in wired mode, then disconnect the cable and use it wirelessly. >
  
  Does it retain the changes in wireless mouse? If it does that's fine... Although I think I found an alternative method to map keys that will work where I'm using shift, crrl, or alt since they're close enough to the fn key. Still would prefer if I could just change the fn key option though
  Edit: NVM didn't work for some reason >
  
  VIA saves its changes to the board itself, so if you aren't running VIA, or if you move the keyboard to a different computer altogether, all the VIA changes are still present. >
  
  Hi! I am new to this whole Mech Keyboard Topic. I am looking for a all white wireless 75% hot swappable GB KB with 2.4ghz for ~150€ with German layout.
  1 was looking into nuphy halo75 but after some digging it seems the
  2.4ghz receiver seems to be bs and the software behind the board is still in beta.
  I know have seen these boards:
  • gmmk pro (it's not white it's silver -> bummer)
  • pc75b (not sure if it is pure white)
  • keychron k4 and k8 (no white version?)
  Right now I am overwhelmed by the options. Looks is also a big factor that's why I almost pulled the trigger on the halo75.
  Thanks for the help in advance! >
  
  Second to this but white isn't an issue >
  
  Dont really know much about low profiles, but i think the nuphy keycaps might have some interference with cherry like keycaps. If you go for the brutal v2 maybe try going with some silent switches I think you might want it silent switches for work and get a keycap set with dsa profile which is lower than cherry profile. >
  
  I didn't even realize there were standardized keycap profiles - thanks! >
  
  hi! i'm looking at a Anne Pro 2 for $100 CAD with cherry XM brown switches. is this a good deal?