MCHOSE - GX87 Aluminum Custom Mechanical Keyboard

Yes I would also recommend this one only. I am also gonna buy the same. It's a gr8 kb

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The GX87 stock feels great although it sounds generic due to the all foam config. Its my current home keyboard becuase i love alu boards with an external switch

I pretty much agree with all your points SK75 TMR looks pretty solid though personally I didn't like it's sound but you do get support for HE so it depends if the OP is ready to compromise on sound a little bit for a competitive advantage. Rainy75 is solid but not worth 12-13k when market is filled with budget alu boards which sound very similar, deep and foamy. Some cheaper options would be GX87 Lite, available at NMPC for 9.2k. AL80 has a knob,screen available at both xtro and nmpc. A unique one is womier era75, it looks different from all the other keyboards in it's price. I personally only prefer compact layouts like 60/65 for gaming, so Nut65 or Lucky65 are great choices which you might like, available at URX. However 75% and TKL are pretty manageable too, it depends on the person. If you want a proper custom mechanical keyboard building experience, nothing beats Transition Lite TKL in this budget. It's a steal for this price, and it's my favourite under 10k. It's Wired but gives full build experience which you don't get at this price, and overall sounds fabulous. I would use this over any aluminium keyboard under 10k range (available in India), but others might have different opinions since sound is subjective. Available at neomacro. Brands to avoid would be RK, and "gaming" brands like razer logitech steelseries asus hyperx etc.. Also most keyboards these days use south facing LEDs, so you can only get side facing shine through keycaps instead of top facing shine through keycaps which you see in most gaming keyboards. thanks for the tag

First difference is the coating. Lite uses spray coating which is less durable compared to standard Electrophoresis/Anodic Oxidation coating. UItra also has a finer surface processing compared to lite so surface will feel smoother. Another huge benefit is ball catch mechanism present in ultra, you can open the keyboard very easily within a couple seconds without any tools. Ultra also comes with different switches, but sound is personal preference so can't say anything about them

This keyboard is my endgame board. I’m asking for one for Christmas and every single review that I have seen of it has been good. Many people I have talked to have said that they love this board. It is the only board on the market that I have found that has everything I want with no compromises, and I am sure that I will love it. This is a really good choice of a board.

I got the hype for it when I got my first Keychron, the K10 Pro, but I had just scratched the surface on Mech Keyboards. After using 100%’s for my entire life, I wanted to try something different. I bought the Aula F75 first because I wanted to try 75%, i liked the color scheme, and it was cheap (~$45). There’s a lot of things I like about this board better than the K10 Pro but I realized that the way I type is uncommon (self-taught) and I use the right shift to capitalize all of my letters instead of the left. I have some other areas of concern with the Aula F75, but the main lesson I learned was that my favorite layout size is 80% (TKL). I am now asking for what I am hoping will be my endgame (dream board) for Christmas, which is the MCHOSE GX87. I plan on customizing it with new keycaps and potentially new switches (unless I really like the ones it comes with) as well as disconnecting the battery to run it wired. I really think this board is perfect for me because it’s the only one that I’ve found that checks every single box of what I want in the perfect keyboard.

I was able to get the MCHOSE GX87 Ultra (that comes in black) for $150, and it goes even cheaper on their website. I would recommend that.

welcome, decent choices but weird choices as well Sharing my opinion. 1. Aula F75 (for starters good, but small battery, and prone to go kaput. I usually never recommend F75 unless someones on tight 5k budget) 2. RK - Straight no, skip the brand entirely 3. Logitech but which? They dont have any good premium mech keebs + big brands void warranty if you mod them. 4. Rainy75, yes, good choice, but 13.5k tf? It's on my site for much lesser only advantage you'd have to buy from amazon at that price is that it'll deliver in 2 days and mine will be under preorder 5. GX87 from meckeys, show out of stock to me. And get g87 v2 better plate, 10k mah battery, and a knob on 87layout keeb is like cherry on top. 6. star75 from urx, none in stock. and idk where has the urx owner disappeared all of a sudden in the past 2 months (although decent choice, tagging a friend below for suggestion) , 7. womier sk75 yes great choice, no flex cuts and well built. But why not gk68 mix tmr? It's mod friendly too. Tagging a big gun to help you decide better and point out my mistakes u/dreadcreator5

Mchose aluminium , can't top aluminium with plastic Edit: Checkout nmpc for mchose if they have this product, can snag upto 10% off with "new10" code

Imo MCHOSE gx87 wireless aluminium with matcha green lite switch or G87 is also good with cabbage tofu V2. Superior build , superior switches and best battery life 10000mah.Also supports qmk/via Hope this helps😁

What I can suggest to you is si [REDRAGON YAMA K550](https://s.shopee.ph/3LGIwaEpft) yung FULL sana kaso currently sold out. Sayang. Iyan sana ang murang alternative white brushed aluminum top panel nya. Also, si [Mchose GX87](https://s.shopee.ph/8fHpIe5fGd) okay na option din ito. Aluminum frame in white rin siya. Gasket mounted iyong design niya. Okay na choice rin to.