Keychron - K2 HE Wireless Magnetic Switch Custom Keyboard

I bought keychron k2 HE for 140 $ and it’s ridicoulous how good this keyboard is

K has some real clangers in it and honestly only the K2 Pro/Max gives you anything you can't get from V.

Those are all from gaming or mainstream office equipment companies and they tend to produce overpriced boards because they're not run by keyboard fans. TBH I don't know what Glorious damage is, but I regretted everything I bought from them. Even Microcenter does better (Inland is their house brand). 80%: Zouya GMK87, Monsgeek M3 v3, Keychron V4, because that's basically all the ones I know of with VIA, I really don't do anything over 75%. 75%: Gamakay SN75, Keychron K2 Pro/Max or V1 or V1 Max, Monsgeek M1[W] v3/v5 VIA, Akko 5075S VIA, Inland MK Pro (KB83) and MK Pro v2, YMDK YMD75, KPrepublic ID84 or CSTC75, Womier RD75, Ducky Tinker75, or Shortcut Studio Bridge75. 70%: Keychron V7, Yunzii AL71. Also Woot currently has the Keychron Q7 on special for like 1/3 list. 65%: XVX M67, Yunzii AL68, Keychron V2, Ducky Tinker65. 60%: Skyloong GK61 Pro/DS QMK/VIA, Royal Kludge RK61 QMK/VIA, CIDOO QK61 QMK/VIA. 40%/ortho: Inland MK47, KPRepublic CSTC40, Nuphy RS40, YMDK ID75 TKL/FRL/XT: Daring Run DR-70F

I got the same Yesterday. I Love it but i have a Question Question: Cant you activate SNAP Tap and the Controller Thing at the same time?

KEYCHRON K2 HE Don't even look at anything else. Reasons: \- Hall effect switches \-0.2mm actuation \-Wireless \-THOCK \-keychrons software is amazing \-cheap (compared to 60he or 80he) \-insane build quality

Oh I'm actually kind of the opposite as I want the F-keys a little further but I do know the Keychron K2 HE is similar to the layout of those 2 keyboards you recommended. But the switches are not compatible with the ones that Wooting uses

Go with the Keychron k2 HE. Or the Nuphy Halo V2

funny you say that, I tested both Corsair K65 plus wireless and Keychron K2 and keychron felt like a Chinese cheap knock off compared to Corsair, whether it was quality, ergonomics or connectivity also Keychron having bluetooth only on 90% of their keyboards doesnt bode well with "enthusiast" BT sucks ass compared to Wifi 2.4Ghz

Keychron has the win symbol keys in the box if you really want to change them out. I don't know of any quality builds that have both at the same time. I have the K2 metal edition with hot swappable switches. Probably the last keyboard I will ever buy.

Keychron k2, hotswap switches

I got Keychron K2 HE Special edition black recently. It's a bit expensive (~$200), but it sounds good, looks good, and is good enough for gaming. Look up few reviews on youtube. Edit: Added note that it's a special edition black version.

I recently got the K2 HE and im loving it!

K2 HE is only $140US it's cheaper than most half decent mechanical switch keyboards. It's got hall effect switches, so if you pick a really low profile keycap you decrease the amount of physical travel it has. And being HE you can set the actuation point as shallow as 0.2mm. I bought the special ed white on pre order almost a month ago, I have to say it's the nicest keyboard I've ever used. Tomshardware thinks the same too 😉 You can set the keys to act like triggers or joysticks on a controller too, makes playing racing games on a keyboard fun. They have rapid trigger, and adjustable lift off before repressing. You can also program up to 4 different keystrokes per press of one key, you can program an entire mortal combat combo into 2 key presses 🤣

Ducky one2 or Keychron (k or c series) both with silent reds should be in your budget you could build one for under 80 euro r/budgetkeebs is good for finding budget builds

For gaming, really anything with an HE on the end. Q HE are high-end, K HE are less fancy, but still very nice imo. There's almost no reason to buy a non-HE Keychron keyboard for gaming. Cost is about the same, HE features are super useful in games, and the switches sound pretty good now.

I have a Wooting, I love it compared to the previous 3 SteelSeries keyboards I had/have. I do however think it's a little overpriced at the end of the day. I'd probably go with a Keycron HE today if I was shopping

If you're casually playing games then Keychron is all fine. So far the only "real gamer" keyboard to date to be considered is the recent HE variants due to its rapid trigger feature but that is more specifically targetted towards fps players that are willing to tinker each and every key press on how they want it to respond.

Most HE variants offers all keys to be modified if desired since the very switches themselves have the HE features, so some would only changed the main WASD and others would utitlized tinkering the whole keys - but again, this is mostly catered towards fps players that have the intent on tinkering.