KN85 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard

Please be gentle, I'm a new to all of this... I recently dove into the world of mechanical keyboards and after a ton of reviews and deciding I didn't want to bite the entire budget at once I purchased the cheapest and best reviewed keyboard available the "Kisnt 85". The thing just feels so premium. It sounds creamy, it's a joy to type on, and really feels solid from start to finish. Using the stock keycaps and what I've only been able to research as the BSUN switches. Not sure what type, weight, ect. All I know is that I'm smiling the entire time I'm typing. Which is pretty much all day. Only issue is that I have a bunch of duplicates because I rest my hand on homerow and it's a fairly light switch I think. So now I'm all in, obsessed and needed something more low profile for my travels. ENTER my first Nuphy which just arrived today. The Air96 V2 with Cowberry Switches...and I must say my experience has been underwhelming? The sound and feel are both so "hollow" to me. Feels "cheaper" if that is way to describe the way it feels and sounds? I'm used to low profile coming from magic keyboards on mac for years but the joys of those BSUN switches have left this one feeling like it may have been a waste or I chose the wrong switch. HOWEVER - I come to the experts on Reddit to help me decipher if there are v2 low profile switches in the wild that may help me achieve the same level of love and joy of my $40 keyboard and those BSUN switches. TIA to all who are willing to listen and help.

The Bridge75 is the best prebuilt you can get for under $100 in the US. But I don't know how much it costs where you live. It's not particularly quiet, though. And it has an ansi layout. I always recommend the Kisnt KN85 as the best starter mechanical keyboard because the sound and typing experience is so excellent, and you can get it for under $40 in the US. But it is not silent, and it doesn't come with VIA software. If you require ISO, Keychron has the most layout options. But they are expensive.

The best keyboard under $100 is the Bridge75. You can get it on divinikey.com. The best under $40 is the Kisnt KN85. You can get it on Amazon.

The best you can get for under $40 is the Kisnt KN85. (That's the price on amazon). Best under $30 is the wired only version of the Redragon K709.

atk shark r1 ($30ish) for your mouse and kisnt kn85 ($40). budget nowadays is crazy good. the cheap chinese stuff now would have been quadruple the cost if they released 6 years ago.

I'll say mice is fairly recent. Like within the last 4 years if you were an enthusiast and willing to order straight from china, but it's been readily accessible (ie amazon in the usa) for about two. I'm deep into both sides, but it's just nuts what the cheap chinese stuff has. $50 chinese mech keyboards offer things that you had to break apart and customize on factory boards 4+ years ago. like nowadays, look at Womier, akko, aulo, and yunzi for the cheaper stuff. then for high end there's matrix, angry miao, and owllab. then for HE, there's like half of the cheap companies I recommended. I remember when keychron came out. they WERE a cheap chinese keyboard company until you got your board. IIRC they didn't release their first nice aluminum board UNTIL 2023 lol.