Keyboards

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7/10

NuPhy

Keyboards

NuPhy Air75 V3

60% positive

Blush Nano switches are praised for near-silent typing with a creamy, smooth feel that makes them ideal for office and library use — a significant upgrade over the clicky sound profile of V1/V2

Gasket mount design eliminates the hollow 'recoil' clacking sound that plagued earlier versions, producing a noticeably more refined typing sound that has impressed first-time mechanical keyboard users

NuPhy has documented battery swelling and explosion incidents across Air60 V2, Air75 V1, and V2 — multiple Reddit threads with evidence, and the V3 has not yet definitively dispelled concerns about long-term battery safety

7/10

NuPhy

Keyboards

NuPhy Air75 V2 [Air60 V2, Air96 V2]

66% positive

Wisteria and Moss switches are widely praised as some of the quietest and best-feeling low-profile options available, making the keyboard a strong choice for office or café use

QMK/VIA support on the Air75 V2 provides universal, persistent key remapping that works across devices without proprietary software — a major advantage over the Air96 which uses NuPhy Console (Mac-incompatible)

2.4GHz RF connectivity is the keyboard's Achilles heel — missed keystrokes, repeated inputs, and random disconnections are reported across multiple threads, and firmware updates have had mixed results fixing the issue

6/10

Keychron

Keyboards

Keychron B33/B36

41% positive

Affordable entry point for wireless office use, with the B33/B36 combo available at around $35-50 — significantly cheaper than Apple Magic Keyboard or Logitech MX Keys

The B33 is available as a keyboard and mouse combo (with the BM25) that shares a single 2.4GHz USB receiver, solving the multi-dongle frustration common to Keychron's other wireless lines

Key rollover is limited — the B36 explicitly lists no NKRO support, meaning fast typists and programmers report missed or doubled keypresses, particularly with rapid successive inputs on arrow keys

8/10

Wooting

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Wooting 60HE

81% positive

Wootility software is consistently rated best-in-class among all Hall Effect keyboards — features like rapid trigger, analog input mapping, mod-tap, and per-key actuation customization are unmatched by TMR or budget competitors

Rapid trigger enables near-instant key re-registration with configurable 0.1mm sensitivity, providing a real advantage in counter-strafing and movement-heavy FPS games like CS2, Valorant, and Fortnite

Budget HE keyboards like the Madlions 68HE ($34) and Mchose Ace 60 Pro (~$50) now offer similar Hall Effect performance, making the $175 Wooting hard to justify purely on specs alone

6/10

MonsGeek

Keyboards

MonsGeek FUN60 Ultra

41% positive

TMR sensors offer theoretically greater precision than Hall Effect, with actuation points as low as 0.1mm achievable — appealing for competitive gaming and osu! players

Aluminum case gives it a premium feel that's rare at its ~$55–$70 price range, with users describing the build quality as genuinely solid

Software (web driver and app) is widely criticized as poorly designed, lacking basic features like polling rate adjustment, clear battery indicators, and intuitive layer switching

7/10

IQUNIX

Keyboards

IQUNIX EZ60/EZ63

70% positive

Aluminum case construction with an e-sport gasket mount gives it a solid, planted feel with virtually no wobble or desk slippage — a common complaint on lighter 60% boards

Sound profile is widely described as significantly ahead of the stock Wooting 80HE, with a thocky character that reviewers say isn't even a close contest between the two

No macro support and no multiple profile switching — a hard dealbreaker for users who switch between work and gaming PCs or rely on complex keybinds

7/10

Logitech

Keyboards

Logitech Alto Keys K98M

73% positive

Hotswap support lets users swap switches without soldering — a rare feature in Logitech's lineup, confirmed by owners who tested it with no issues

Works with Logitech's Bolt 2.4GHz dongle, meaning it can share a single receiver with MX mice for a cleaner desk setup

Battery life has been a pain point — one user reported daily charging with backlight on, and another saw 20% drain in a single day; far from the 12-month advertised figure

7/10

Logitech

Keyboards

Logitech MX Keys S

57% positive

Easy multi-device switching via the Logi Bolt receiver is consistently praised by users juggling a work laptop and personal PC — Flow functionality lets some users move seamlessly between machines

Quiet scissor-switch feel appeals to office environments and roommate-conscious users; noticeably quieter than most mechanical alternatives and comparable to Apple's keyboard feel

At $100–$130, it faces serious competition from Keychron's B Pro series (roughly half the price) and NuPhy Air75 V3, which offer true low-profile mechanical switches with hotswap and onboard memory

8/10

AULA

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AULA F99/F75

75% positive

Exceptional value for money — users consistently praise the sound and build quality relative to the sub-$75 price point, calling it a 'steal' and rating it among the best budget boards available

Multiple switch options (Leobog Reaper, Grey Wood/Graywood, Ice Vein, TTC Crescent) cater to different feel preferences — Reapers are the crowd favorite for thock, Graywood praised for gaming feel

Bluetooth mode is consistently unreliable — multiple users across threads report key spamming, input lag, and outright connection failures; not recommended for BT-primary use

6/10

Logitech

Keyboards

Logitech MX Mechanical

46% positive

Battery life is genuinely outstanding — users report nearly a month of use with backlight off, far ahead of competitors like NuPhy and early Keychron Bluetooth models

Logi Bolt receiver provides rock-solid 2.4GHz wireless with minimal latency, and seamless three-device switching is a standout for multi-computer workflows

ABS keycaps develop a shiny, oily look quickly with normal use and cannot be fully replaced — the non-standard spacebar and stabilizer placement block standard low-profile keycap sets

6/10

Corsair

Keyboards

Corsair K65 PLUS WIRELESS

23% positive

Pre-lubricated MLX switches with two layers of sound dampening make it one of the quietest out-of-the-box boards in the gaming keyboard market

Hot-swappable switches let users experiment with third-party options without soldering — rare at this form factor among major brands

Per-key RGB, mural lighting effects, and custom lighting profiles are completely disabled in wireless mode — only 4 preset static colors available without iCUE

8/10

Wooting

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Wooting 60HE v2

61% positive

Wootility software is consistently described as the best in the HE keyboard space — real-time rapid trigger customization, mod-tap, extensive key remapping, and a polished web-based interface that competitors have failed to replicate

New Lekker Tikken switches bring a closed bottom for improved acoustics and reduced stem wobble compared to the original Lekker switches, making the stock build feel notably more refined without needing immediate switch swaps

Hard to justify upgrading from a v1 unless you specifically want the split spacebar — polling rate and rapid trigger performance feel essentially identical to existing owners in real-world use