Halo75 V2 QMK/VIA Wireless Mechanical Keyboard

i made the same jump from a 60% to TKL for the arrow keys and it felt so much better for work. the Keychron V1 is a solid wired TKL that won't break the bank, hot-swappable too so you can change switches later. if you want something wireless with a bit more premium feel, the NuPhy Halo75 TKL is around $120 and punches above its weight. both are great for gaming and typing without the $200 price tag.

I've a halo 75 v2 and it's great, but I don't think they make full-sized ones.

Anyone can recommend me 75% keyboard that is good for gaming and StarCraft? Some of my considerations: - Wobkey Rainy 75 with Kailh Cocoa Switches (not sure if I like this gap next to functions keys) - nuphy halo75 v2 with Mint Switches - Keychron K2 HE with Magnetic Nebula Switches But are they actually good for gaming? I have a pretty old Keychron K2 with Gateron brown switches which I like, but I need replacement. HE sounds like safe bet? Nuphy seems tempting option, got some easy to press switches. I don't like TKL layout or cherry switches Thanks

Yeah, that's why I like my Keychron K2 more than TKL. Ordered halo 75 v2 with Mint Switches. Purely due to how they sound, and I want to try out linear switches for gaming. But it should be ok for typing too. Probably will keep K2 for work/typing as Gateron brown are tractle HE keyboards sound weird to me or even annoying

Nuphy Halo 75 V2 rasberry its the best!

GAMAkay TK75-V2 Nuphy Halo75 V2 with blush switches These two are great on a budget but have a plastic case. You could also find a good keyboard and buy silent switches and replace them. The Varmilo Hygge, imo is overpriced since its 170$ and has a plastic case

Depends on what you're looking for. Each company creates very different keyboards with different purposes, sizes, colors, and feels. To say a company is the best keyboard brand is wrong. Even though a lot of people will recommend Keychron because of their endless selection of keyboards, they are a "jack of all trades," but rarely the best. Also, popularity rarely equals the best in keyboards.