The BEST Wireless Gaming Keyboard. 

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its crazy to think since 3/4 of my subs were from custom keyboard content

@@SquashyBoy well yeah the keyboard content goes hard so it makes sense

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Hey there! As a fellow tech enthusiast, I can totally relate to your concerns about latency and polling rates in gaming keyboards. While custom keyboards like the Zuoya GMK67 may not always provide detailed specifications, there are some reliable options out there. In terms of cleaning, I highly recommend the HOTO Compressed Air Capsule. It's a compact and versatile device that offers powerful vacuuming and blowing capabilities, making it perfect for maintaining a spotless environment in your desk area and beyond. Give it a try and let me know what you think!

yea i was pretty shocked too

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Hey there, Based on your comment, it seems like you're interested in the difference between wireless gaming keyboards with varying polling rates. While wireless keyboards have come a long way, custom setups with lower polling rates can still have an impact. If you're looking for a reliable tool to maintain your desk, car, and more, you might want to consider the HOTO Compressed Air Capsule. It offers powerful vacuuming and blowing capabilities, making it an efficient and versatile device for cleaning. Hope this helps with your query!

Hey there! As a fellow tech enthusiast, I'd say gaming keyboards are still worth it if you prioritize a high-quality typing experience and additional features like customizable macros and RGB lighting. However, wireless keyboards have come a long way and offer great performance nowadays. When it comes to lower polling rates, testing different options would definitely help determine the optimal choice. By the way, have you ever considered the HOTO Compressed Air Capsule for maintaining your desktop setup? It's a powerful vacuum and blower in one, perfect for keeping your keyboard and other gadgets clean!

wait, i can test drive this in Challenger? which branch?

You're really not looking at all if you can't find something that checks off those boxes or being willfully/intentionally ignorant.

​@@thisisobviouslybait I checked various mechanical keyboard sites as well as places like aliexpress etc. even for premade keyboards like the Razer one I'm currently using. There are a very small number of the premade ones (Logitech G815/915 was another option, but isn't USB-C), and I couldn't find anything custom at all. If you have an suggestions, I'd be very grateful! Also nice username btw :)

Keychron and NuPhy make low profile. But they are both bad. Bad battery life, bad RGB, bad wireless range, bad latency, bad software, both have swelling batteries that ruin the whole keyboard. And dozens of other issues. So they might as well not exist. Furthermore, low profile switches and boards will always be noisy due to lack of dampening in the case and switches. I got a Scope II 96 since it ticks all boxes. Wireless, battery, build quality, RGB, latency, sound and moddability.

@@MyAmazingUsername Yeah, sadly neither Keychron or NuPhy keyboards have low-profile options with media keys (aside from that weird ergo-shape Keychron). As for the other bits, I don't especially need wireless though, just fullsize with media keys. And for the sound, it doesn't really bother me since I wear headphones most of the time - I just prefer the typing experience of LP keys. I get that it's a very niche set of requirements nowadays, but it's a shame there are so few options ^^

​@@frosted_cupkate I agree. I started out this search looking for a low profile keyboard. But I learned that I had never tried a GOOD standard profile keyboard. :) I went directly from chiclet scissor laptop-style (Logitech MX Keys) to a Scope II 96, and the Scope is infinitely more comfortable and accurate to type and game on. You can also replace the keycaps with low-profile if you prefer the upper surface feeling of those flatter/smaller caps. As for key travel distance, low profile and standard keyboards have the same travel distance in the switches! So don't worry about that. They're identical! 3.2 millimeters on both! Meaning that your finger goes equally deep into both keyboard styles! But yeah, I agree that there's a lack of good low profile keyboards. Even if you plan to use Nuphy or Keychron wired, they both require battery to preserve their onboard settings (they get factory wiped if they reach 0% battery or you remove the battery). But then you run into the battery swelling issue (Google it, basically the Nuphy and Keychron keyboards self-destruct due to poor quality batteries). So for me, they aren't an option. In addition to all their other low quality issues.

no one can escape the black (circle) hole which is osu

of course if you buy some outrageously expensive custom it's gonna be more expensive. also, AFAIK most customs nowaday have (at least the option of getting) rgb?? like even the keychron v1 has rgb

Plus there's the option of making them into semi-customs as well should you choose

in my country vietnam there are vendors who sale custom keyboard from taobao (china) with shockingly low price, i'm talking 40 - 60$ keyboards that will put gaming keyboard into shame because they are wireless, aluminum, and per-key rgb with customizable macros etc,...

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yup thats pretty much how to get at it

almost the same foot print as a TKL with the functionality of a 100%, but yea a 65% would be nice

yup that would work fine, any traditional 3pin would work

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