The Epomaker G84 is built pretty well and feels nice to type on, but it can cost a bit. The AULA S75 Pro has some nice features for the price, plus RGB lighting which is cool for gaming. The AU75 is a budget pick, but you might lose out on some build quality... Have you checked out keyboardyeti? they have a comparison chart that could help you figure it all out.
The Epomaker G84 is built pretty well and feels nice to type on, but it can cost a bit. The AULA S75 Pro has some nice features for the price, plus RGB lighting which is cool for gaming. The AU75 is a budget pick, but you might lose out on some build quality... Have you checked out keyboardyeti? they have a comparison chart that could help you figure it all out.
I’ve been getting into keyboards with screens on them.
Kind of sucks because the one budget board I found that has aluminum body, long horizontal screen, knob, RGB, tri connectivity, has a low frame rate screen.
I am talking about the K720 Pro from Redragon.
I am comparing it to the Aula S75 Pro which isn’t bad per se, it’s just a plastic board with a vertical screen instead. The Aula screen has faster frame rates though and when you run gifs on them, they look much smoother compared to the Redragon.
I really like the Redragon, love how premium it feels, but it just sucks to see the gifs look so stutterly on the screen. I know this isn’t a big deal to some, but in a hobby where subjectivity reigns supreme, I guess I am still on the quest to find the right one.
I like that you can run gifs on them, it’s an aesthetics thing. Again, not for everyone, I know.
On the software piece, yeah I wish keyboard software would just evolve already into something where it’s browser based like VIA. It shouldn’t be some sussy .exe that I should think twice about installing.
Kind of hard to shop for screen keebs at the moment too because not everyone displays the screen specs. I’ve had to message a few companies to inquire about them. Not everyone has responded.
Atyracu
