Chilkey - ND104

Keychron is hard to go wrong with. They have a dizzying number of keyboards though, but something like a K5 Pro with brown switches might be what you want. Otherwise you can spend twice as much for something like a Chilkey ND104 or Wooting Two HE. What's the benefit of those two over a Keychron K5 Pro? Well, they're twice as expensive, so they must be twice as good!... Yeah, not really. Unless you're really into keyboards, or need the absolute lowest latency inputs for your sweaty-esports-ing, not much. As long as you get a Keychron with hot swappable switches, it'll last basically forever. The Chilkey is a little easier to open up and modify, and the Wooting has hall effect switches that allow for a lot more adjustability with how the switches behave. But the Keychron is still going to be an excellent keyboard for everyday use and gaming.

Take a look at the Chilkey ND104. In my opinion it is a better buu than the Keychron (I have a Q6 Max Pro and a Q14 Max Pro). Aweaome board, and you Can get the shine through keycaps you want from the aftearkwr if the standard ones don't suit 👍👍

1. Horribly overpriced for what they offer, get blown out of the water by Chinese and keyboard-specific brands. 4. You can leave it in place if you want to. However, extra mouse space -> you can lower your sensitivity -> better fps results, less chance of RSI and less shoulder strain. You can also dump it on the left and use the number pad and the mouse simultaneously when working, which is nice.

For magnetic switches - refer [here](https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vSsjTA29tUSQDgT_FWmvX2nHg17RLzCXdZnBV2pdAWO2SqJmzeNl9EQNc2Yw2Cy4kHjIBcDVVCUgErC/pub) for an extensive writeup and see for yourself from there. In my opinion, they are entirely unnecessary, unless you really want something like rapid trigger. They also really cut down on your available options in terms of keyboards. My first choice for magnetic keyboard would be Tiger Lite 80, but it requires assembling it yourself and buying switches and keycaps separately. For non-magnetic - something like Evo80/Crush80/Bridge75/Womier RD75 + keychron number pad would be good (and you can throw on matching keycaps or change switches if you want to) . Full-sized - Epomaker Galaxy 100, ND 104.