[Recommend] Good Mechanical Keyboard

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Tecware Mech Kbs are value for money.

if you don't want to spend so much, can get one of those.
 

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If you want to kickstart your mechanical keyboard journeys with value for money keyboards

$50 to $100
Tecware
$100 to $150
Keychron
Ducky
$150 to $200
Ducky
Leopold
Varmilo
 

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took the plunge and ordered the g915 tkl at 255 from lazada. hope it doesnt disappoint
 

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If you want to kickstart your mechanical keyboard journeys with value for money keyboards

$50 to $100
Tecware
$100 to $150
Keychron
Ducky
$150 to $200
Ducky
Leopold
Varmilo

looking at the these range, $150 to $200
Ducky price range quite friendly but 149 for cherry mix onward..
Leopold - Lazard (https://www.lazada.sg/shop-basic-keyboards/leopold/) price is 199 -189 value for money here??
Varmilo - lazard (https://www.lazada.sg/shop-basic-keyboards/leopold/) price 200 over value for money here??

how does it compare it corsair K68? cost $168
 

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within the 50 to 100 not possible to get one with cherry mx red keys right? as in non-outemu

If you don't mind slightly older models can check out the clearance section from xtremesolutions at SLS. They usually have some ducky ONE full size and TKL which comes with cherry switches but I'm not sure if they have it in red

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Hi all, looking to let go a varmilo va87m moonlight. Received it yesterday and didn’t like the switches too much. PM me for more information!
 

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Nice, I got the exact same and have been using it for 2+ months

My only complain is that the rgb LEDs are not as bright when I plug it into a powered usb hub but no biggy on that

Now a little backside itchy and wondering if I should replace the Halo Clears...
 

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Nice, I got the exact same and have been using it for 2+ months

My only complain is that the rgb LEDs are not as bright when I plug it into a powered usb hub but no biggy on that

Now a little backside itchy and wondering if I should replace the Halo Clears...

my clears was spring mod with 68g tx spring, filmed and lubbed.
 

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the stock clears are too heavy for my liking, my fingers get fatigue after gaming.

I can still feel the tactility but its slightly less heavy, read that this mod kinda feels like the zealios v2. Have not tried that v2 yet tho.

You can just get some springs and try to see if u like it. Will not cost you much.

P.S : the switch sounds great after mod :D
 
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