THOUGHTS?!

I thought it was just a old keyboard so i bought a new one so i got a new one its still happening i have deleted the keyboard devices and restarted the PC and its still doing it it did work for a bit though

some of the things is the W,A,S,D keys get stuck but not stuck physical,

Keyboard is a cheap Logitech K120
Bought a different brand of keyboard a cheap steel series and still does it

Edit- Tried tried diffrent usb ports aswell

Hello I'm looking for a high quality wireless 75 keyboard. I would prefer it to have RGB and I prefer tactile switches. I would prefer it to be mostly black to match my workstation. My budget is 300 usd.

Yeh, basically what the title says.

I currently have Lofree flow lite, its fine, nothing to writhe home about. I love the sound, but the reliabilty is not there.

So i am looing for a new one. I had the Logitech mx keyboard, non mechanical. I love that keyboard, still use it at work, but at home i love the mechanical keyboard.

Low profile is a must, also the thocky sound is a must. But i feel that the shinethrrough caps only make sense when there is a light and proximity sensor so I do not have to turn it on and off every day. I have the ligth colorway and during the day you can not see anything if the light is on and at night vice versa since the lettering is not exactly black.

Also, I would prefer ISO layout.

I would like to be able to fit to about 150 dollar/eur budget.

I’m leaving spending hours on research and bulding my own for future me.

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for a 75% mechanical keyboard with a budget of around $85 USD.

I use my PC for both gaming and productivity, so I'm trying to find something that offers a good typing experience while still being responsive for games.

What I'm looking for:

75% layout

Mechanical switches

Good build quality for the price

Wired or wireless

A knob is a must-have feature

Preferably hot-swappable

Mainly interested in dark colorways (black, dark gray, etc.)

Available internationally if possible

I've done some research and these are the options I'm currently considering:

Options I'm considering:

EPOMAKER X Aula F75 MAX

YUNZII B75 PRO MAX

EPOMAKER X Aula EA75 MAX

EPOMAKER EA75

Things I care about the most are typing feel, build quality, and overall value for the price. I don't need anything extremely competitive for esports, but I would like a keyboard that performs well for both everyday work and gaming.

If you've used any of these keyboards, I'd love to hear your experience. I'm also open to other recommendations within my budget.

Thanks!

I am looking to purchase a nice custom mechanical keyboard to use for PC gaming and then just everyday typical use. I’ve been eyeing the Keychron Q6 Max because I prefer a full size keyboard, but I am also open to any recommendations since I am a noob when it comes to custom mechanical keyboards. I have been using the Logitech G915 full size with red switches and I honestly don’t like the feel of the reds, but when I purchased it I had no knowledge about the different keyboard switches. I would prefer for it to have the option of being completely wireless or wired, RGB is not a must have, it’s a nice to have. Something that is very important is that the software to control the keyboard is stable, reliable, and easy to use. Any recommendations would be appreciated.

Seller is selling for $30, is it worth picking it up?

I want a spare full size kb and I'm considering this one because it's affordable ~$40-50 and has Hot-swappable socket and sounds good.

Hi, Im looking for a mechanical keyboard which is under £75. Key features that i would like:

• Hotswapable
• QWERTY Layout (UK)
• 100% or 80% or 75% (preferably 80%)
• Backlight (RGB if possible but solid color is fine)
• Black/Dark color
• Wired option
• Clicky but not like SUPER loud
• NOT LOW PROFILE

Used for gaming and coding. Mainly esports games (valorant, CSGO, eg.) and minecraft

Hello to all the good people out there ! I’m stuck between buying a Neo 65 sonic that cost 150 usd after shipping or buying AE64 pro pcb and a fake holy case and owl lab ti switch from Tao bao for around 100 usd. Sound are more important for me than performance but I do plan to get a better case in the future if I’m going for a AE64 route.

Neo - better case, good sounding
AE64 - better pcb , better sounding switch ( owl lab ti )

Swapped out the original case and keycaps for a new look. Cost around ~$60 for the keyboard, case, and keycaps. Lubed the stock switches and they sound amazing.

Does anybody know if there are either MOA or MDA profile keycaps in a german layout? I desperately searched the whole web and only found a single one with bad reviews on amazon.
I appreciate every answer!

So im mainly looking for something sorta cream or thocky to put it not super loud but not dead silent. and i also want it to be either 100% or TKL/80% idm the numberpad but id prefer it to not be there and my budget is £1-30 or 40 and be black maybe with of a bit of other colour or just a whole other colour but idm and i also dont care if its wired or wireless and thats all bye :)

i just got this keyboard but i cant seem to change the LED lights because its greyed out and i just cant seem to make it work. the LCD screen software doesnt change as well.

edit: when i go to qmk.top it says no HID device found

I was wanting to buy a Hall effect keyboard mostly to play geometry dash, but I might play other fps games in the future which is why I don’t want the sayodevice. The epomaker g84 he has caught my eye since it supports 8k polling wirelessly, and seems to be a great budget option.

What are your reviews for it? Is it a good purchase to make?

Looking to buy my first mechanical keyboard, price would have to be under 60€ as im quite broke (bummer).

Must-have: a QWERTZ Layout, 75%-85% (preferably 75%), clean look.

Nice to have: A volume knob, Creamy sound, Backlighting

I looked around and found this AJAZZ AK820 which i really like the look of but i looked it up on this subreddit and there were a lot of people who were having issues with the software or the booard itself.

So i would appreciate if some you have any suggestions.

Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone,

I am working on the early research stage of R Project, a keycap project intended for an international audience. Before deciding on a design or selling anything, I would like to understand the practical needs that are often missed for UK keyboard users.

The survey asks about ANSI, ISO and other physical layouts, complete ISO-UK support, keyboard sizes, keycap profiles, materials, legend processes, possible future themes and acceptable pricing. It is research only, not a sale, group buy, pre-order or reservation. It does not ask for a name or email address.

If you use a mechanical keyboard or have experience with UK layouts, I would genuinely appreciate your response. Critical feedback, “I am not sure” and “No preference” answers are all useful; there is no preferred outcome. The responses will be used to decide whether and how the project should move forward.

Survey: https://tally.so/r/RG6Vqp

It is open until 31 July 2026 and may close earlier if enough responses are received. Thank you for taking the time to help.

I was hoping someone could find a 1800 compact

quiet,

3-mode connection,

2 angles of tilt,

Volume/media knob,

But really anything close to this that won't break the bank would be great

Does anything with this layout exist for under ~1000RMB. Preferably metal with wireless.

Came up with this and it would be my dream, but I just wanna see if someone's made something like this before diving down the custom route.

I heard that it's quite good from hipyos Tech's review, but I also heard that the keyboard was altered without being announced, and that the quality dropped. What do you guys think about this keyboard?

The ones that i know are Ajazz or Aula (Epomaker). I know there are other for sure, but the names are giving me a hard time ngl.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you in advance

I’m looking for some ideas for keycaps to give the WASD keys some contrast to the rest of the board. They are XDA profile. I was thinking about black with red or white lettering or even wood and maybe a wood spacebar to match.

My biggest problem is being able find XDA profile and matching font. I feel like it would look weird if they were in a different font. I have also considered blank keycaps.

Any ideas on what would make a good contrast?

Am I the only one struggling to find a proper French ISO (AZERTY) low-profile keycap set?

I've spent quite a while searching, but I haven't found any good options. Most low-profile keycaps are either ANSI, non-French layouts, or simply unavailable.

I'm trying to find out whether this is a common frustration within the community or if it's just me.

Depending on the feedback and the results of my research, I may decide to design and launch a French ISO low-profile keycap set in the coming months.

So I'm curious:

• Have you been looking for one as well?
• Would you buy a high-quality French ISO low-profile set if it existed?
• Is there anything specific you'd want (PBT, dye-sub, colorways, etc.)?

I'd really appreciate your thoughts before I decide whether it's worth pursuing this project.

I'm looking for a keyboard that's basically an Evo75 in a 60% layout (maybe 65% for the right board).

My wishlist:

• Hot-swappable 60% ANSI layout
• Aluminum or solid plastic case
• Reliable Tap-Hold support over both USB and wireless (Home Row Mods, Mod-Tap, Layer-Tap, Caps as Layer, etc.)
• Dual-/Tri-mode, VIA/VIAL compatible PCB
• Good battery life
• A creamy, satisfying sound signature out of the box, ideally without needing heavy modding

Nice to have

• Prebuilt or all-inclusive kit
• Per-key RGB configurable through VIA/VIAL
• Within €200 / $225 (I'd stretch the budget a little for the right board, but not into the $300+ range)

I've looked at some options and they're close, but not quite there.

• Neo60 Core has a wireless PCB without per key RGBA, but its firmware limited in wireless mode, which makes me hesitant since I need Home Row Mods and other Tap-Hold features.
• Tofu60 Redux V2 is another great option, but as far as I know, it doesn't offer a wireless PCB. It also seems like I'd need to do more work to get that smooth, creamy sound I'm after.
• LUMINKEY 60PRO is good option, but with their proprietary software it's pretty unusable.

If you know of any boards that fit this pretty closely, or even just capture most of what I'm after, I'd really appreciate the suggestions.

I know this is a tall ask but I am desperate at this point. I have Keychron V6 Max and I’m looking for specific keycaps to match my new office setup that I just cannot find anywhere.

I need a full set of side-printed shine-through keycaps in dark forest green with ISO UK keys included. At this stage I am willing to pay to have them made but i have no idea where to go. I would have a decent budget for this as at this stage I need any sort of compatible keycap.

Is there anyone at all here who could point me in the right direction?

I appreciate this is a big ask and may be fruitless as ISO UK alone is difficult to find, never mind the extras.

So thanks all!