Little Help Please

[AlmondYum]

I’m on the look for a 65% Hot Swappable High Profile Keyboard that has USB-C . If anyone knows any ones I can get or if yourself have one please let me know thanks

 

 

[Stahlmann]

What do you mean with hot-swappable?

[mockedarche]

5 minutes ago, Stahlmann98 said:

What do you mean with hot-swappable?

Some keyboard have switches that can be hotswapped. AKA don't need to be soldered to the board.

@AlmondYum

How stuck are you on USB C. The only hotswap I can recommend isn't usb c but honestly blows my mind in value and quality.

https://www.pcgamingrace.com/products/gmmk-full-brown-switch

[Stahlmann]

1 minute ago, Ohsnaps said:

Some keyboard have switches that can be hotswapped. AKA don't need to be soldered to the board.

If you mean removing the keycaps while running, pretty much any mechanical keyboard can do that.

 

21 minutes ago, AlmondYum said:

I’m on the look for a 65% Hot Swappable High Profile Keyboard that has USB-C . If anyone knows any ones I can get or if yourself have one please let me know thanks

 

 

I can recommend the Corsair K63 Wireless. I use it myself and have zero complaints. It has everything you requested above. The only thing is, it comes with a Micro-USB. Why do you need USB-C specifically?

[nox_]

6 minutes ago, Stahlmann98 said:

If you mean removing the keycaps while running, pretty much any mechanical keyboard can do that.

He's not talking about that, hes talking about switches, not keycaps, these old things that hide beneath the caps 

 

@AlmondYumhttps://drop.com/buy/drop-alt-high-profile-mechanical-keyboard

[seon123]

The Massdrop Alt has a high profile version, which is also available as a barebones kit. $190 for the barebones kit, $230 with switches and keycaps, or $380 with SA Laser keycaps. The Caps-Unlocked CU65 R2 is also going to happen at some point, if you're willling to wait for a bit.

7 minutes ago, Stahlmann98 said:

I can recommend the Corsair K63 Wireless

Other than also not being 65%, not being hot swap, and barely high profile. And I'm guessing OP probably wants a somewhat decent keyboard with actually decent switches and keycaps

Edited June 25, 2020 by seon123
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[AlmondYum]

14 minutes ago, Stahlmann98 said:

If you mean removing the keycaps while running, pretty much any mechanical keyboard can do that.

 

I can recommend the Corsair K63 Wireless. I use it myself and have zero complaints. It has everything you requested above. The only thing is, it comes with a Micro-USB. Why do you need USB-C specifically?

I would want usb c because I would travel with it more often , 

[AlmondYum]

7 minutes ago, seon123 said:

The Massdrop Alt has a high profile version, which is also available as a barebones kit. $190 for the barebones kit, $230 with switches and keycaps, or $380 with SA Laser keycaps. The Caps-Unlocked CU65 R2 is also going to happen at some point, if you're willling to wait for a bit.

Other than also not being 65%, not being hot swap, and barely high profile. And I'm guessing OP probably wants a somewhat decent keyboard with actually decent switches and keycaps

Actually I plan on putting in my own Switches , but I want to get a solid keyboard to begin with 

[nox_]

Just now, AlmondYum said:

Actually I plan on putting in my own Switches , but I want to get a solid keyboard to begin with 

So get the barebones version.