CORSAIR K65 Plus Wireless Call of Duty®: Black Ops 6 Edition 75% RGB Hot-Swappable Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, MLX Red Switches, PBT Keycaps, PC, Mac, PS5/PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One – QWERTY NA
also have below
corsair HS80 RGB Wireless COD Ed https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/177226022238
Corsair M75 Wireless Mouse COD Ed https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/177225978231
Corsair COD mouse mat COD Ed https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/177225998451
the only thing gaming about this keyboard is the awfully designed keycaps.
Plastic build doesn't necessarily make it bad.
They can sound pretty good, plus if you were constantly transporting it, a kilo plus aluminium board would get annoying.
I wonder if they'll make a set of Beavis and Butt-head keys for it?
Whats with these small keyboards nowadays
Agreed. I'm trying to find a full-size mechanical for work (quiet switches) and it's pretty difficult for a reasonable price.
Using the Omen Sequencer at home.
Get a barebones full size kit and BYO silent switches. You won't find many prebuilts configured with silent switches, because the market for them isn't all that big
Any brand you recommend?
I'd go a keychron and get either Red or Silent Red switches - they're pretty quiet
Nice, I'll keep a lookout - looks like most of the Keychron Silent Reds aren't available. I'll have a look around for barebones like CrispyChrispy suggests also. I had previously looked at the EPOMAKER RT100 (note quite 100%) with "Sea Salt Silent" switches, but not sure about quality (and even availability of the silent switches).
Also after the same thing - full size one with keypad and silent switches. Everything seems to be too expensive nowadays.
I just received my AulaF99 today. It is 96%, which is my preference over 100% yet having the number pad (need to use the for work).
mostly people not needing a num pad much anymore these days. There definitely are professions that would, but gamer's probably not. I do like having more desk space with a more compact keyboard (75%). 75% is basically a condensed version of a TKL (ten keyless - e.g. no numpad).
happy with my Azoth for two years so far
Not hall effect (this is a gaming keyboard, no?)… plastic build… meh value.