EPOMAKER - EP64

I used to be all-in on 65% but the truth is I just needed arrow keys and never used the nav cluster on the right. I’ve started to investigate 63 and 64 key boards lately where you get the arrows but lose the nav buttons. I think this might be an even better format for me as I am a minimalist, though you have to make a hard decision about how you integrate the / ? Key usually. The ez63 you posted fits that type while the others are a true 65 and a true 60. Epomaker has the EP64 which is shockingly thocky with hard tactiles switched in. The BM60 pcb comes in a 64 key version and can be put into lots of 60% cases. GK64-based kits have a more specific case requirement but if you see one you like it’s good. This gets into a bit more of a DIY area, but that’s what I know.

Hello :) I would start with a keyboard that is closest to your taste, whether it is a full format, tkl or 60%. As a requirement for your new keyboard, it would be that you can have a wired, Bluetooth or 2.4 GHz connection. For the switches, I recommend the Gateron Milky Yellow, then the KTT Kang White v3, Leobog Reaper, Leobog Gray Wood. In my case I am on the 60-65% keyboard boat, you can take a look at the Cidoo Qk61 V2 or gmk61, cidoo nebula, classroomf65 or epomaker pastel 64. Then there are barebone keyboards like the gmk61 (without switches or keycaps), gmk67 V2, gmk87. Finally, if you want a keyboard with an aluminum finish, I suggest you look for this same sub.

MageGee is a budget brand on Amazon. I just saw a cute pastel-y 104 for $20. I have one from them, one from epomaker, and another from redragon. All affordable brands. I've never tried anything over like $60 so I don't have anything else to compare to but they've all been good to me. Only issue is with redragon's logo being a lil... Out of place for the rest of my stuff. That's the one I use at work though so idc too much I use 75% at home but bought a 100% for work because I didn't like the membrane keyboard they provided.