If you want custom tailored keyboard recommendations, then check out my tool SetupReady! Browse our recommended keyboard inventory, or take a quiz to get custom recommendations for your entire setup! In beta, so let me know what needs improvement! getsetupready.com/bestkeyboard
Keyboard Recommendations:
Under $50: Redragon K552 Kumara Royal Kludge RK61
$50-$100: Keychron C1 Pro 8K Redragon K617 Fizz
$100-$200: Nuphy Halo75 v2 Ducky One 3 TKL
$200-$350: Wooting 60 HE v2, Mode Sonnet (base config)
$350-$500: HHKB Professional Type S ASUS ROG Falcata
Over $500: Mammoth 75, Keycult No 2, Mode Sonnet (higher end config)
Watch next: The 7 Levels of Mechanical Keyboards –
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:31 Background
1:04 Under $50
1:55 $50-$100
2:59 $100-$200
4:17 $200-$350
5:48 $350-$500
6:48 Over $500
8:09 Conclusion
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If you want custom tailored keyboard recommendations, then check out my tool SetupReady! Browse our recommended keyboard inventory, or take a quiz to get custom recommendations for your entire setup! In beta, so let me know what needs improvement! getsetupready.com/bestkeyboard
not mentioning keyboards like the aula f75 for 50$ is a crime
The SetupReady recommendation tool is a great addition — seeing everything from the Keychron C1 Pro to the NUPHY Halo75 V2 covered in one video makes picking a first mechanical board way less intimidating.
These price ranges are kind of silly when there’s SO many great keyboards in the $75-100 and $100-150 range.
For $1000 a keyboard better respond to commands via telepathy or something