Corsair - K100 AIR WIRELESS RGB Ultra-Thin Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

I loved this keyboard without a doubt. I thought I was upgrading by going to the k100 air wireless. (I absolutely was not, that thing is BADLY made) now I’m enjoying the 70 pro TKL It’s definitely gotta be the best full size keyboard I’ve had so far. I hope you enjoy it!

My kid "removed" some keycaps from my Corsair K100 Air, which is when I found out these aren't easy to replace if it's even possible. So I'm in the market for a new keyboard. Requirements: - Wireless - With numpad - Easily repairable (this is standard stuff for like 95% of boards I guess, but since I apparently bought one of the exception, I stil want to mention this) - I like clicky but not too loud, will also be used in the office - Emphasis on reliable BT connection - RGB not needed - Mac compatible - Max around €150 (based in The Netherlands I've been looking around but every time I think I find something, I dig a bit deeper and I find issues with build quality or BT... Looked into Redragon, Royal Kludge, Epomaker, Keychron, and others. Any brands I want to look into that I'm missing? Thanks a lot in advance! Boy is this a rabbit hole haha... EDIT: I looked around a bit more and went for the Aula F99 Pro with the Nimbus V3 switches and the side-printed black keycaps :)

I prefer a full size keyboard. I have the K100 wireless and it's great.

If you want something thin and portable, the K100 Air is pretty cool. Though IMO not as good for "gaming" as the heavy keyboards. But it's easy to move around and use it on the couch, etc.

Ngl when I got my k100 1-9 on the top were a different color than the color I selected . Everything was up to date and then eventually a few days later it sorted itself out?! Idk I’m not sure if that’s going to be the case for you but definitely the keyboards are finicky

I do feel like the LED screen is too sunken to really appreciate the screen. Overall it's not bad just wish it wasn't sunken in. It's the same issue I have with Razer Blackwidow V4 Pro with the media controls being sunken in and why I still mainly use my Corsair K100 instead of the Blackwidow.

I got the Corsair K100 and had a Razer Blackwidow Chroma before, the K100 is so good for being $80 I think I got it for.

After long standing K100 i use, i look this new V96, i look the pro and hope full keyyboard but sadly, its just hall effect and add useless LCD for $230, maybe few years will release Vanguard 100 with full keys, halleffect, better led not burn out, at price close $200

Gotta agree with corsair here, those k100s are built like tanks and even used they'll outlast most new boards. Attack shark sounds like one of those random amazon brands that'll crap out in 6 months For mouse under 30 bucks check out the logitech g203 if you can find it on sale

Hey guys, looking to get started here.  I've been a Corsair user for the longest time but I'm fed up of the quality issues and I just hate typing on it and the accutation point of the one I have (k100) just feels awful, it's too sensitive and I honestly hate it.  There's so many brands here, I don't know where to start, I've been looking at the Q3 HE from Keychron as it's a good size and supposedly a good choice for gaming which I do use my pc for primarily, though not insanely competitive.  I would like some flare to it, it's why I stayed with gaming keyboards for so long, the modern look with the colours always made me choose them but I'm really wanting to move into the higher end.  There's that Chilkey ND104 Ultra that also looks nice. I'm in the UK so whatever is easiest to ship here without duty fees etc would be great.  Thanks!