Mechanical Keyboards

I have two pre-builts from NuPhy right now, the Air96 and the Halo75.

A coworker showed me his Air75 and I was fairly impressed adn started researching... I had been somewhat interested in mechkeebs for a while already but didn't wish to fall into the rabbit hole of custom builds and group buys but didn't like the mass-market offerings such as Logitech's Mini Mech or the Rokkat Vulcan very much either.
Keychron seemed cool but the ones my coworker has all didn't call to me. But the two NuPhys are pretty neat for something that works out of the box!

I have since gotten a bunch of switches to play around with and replaced the keycaps... aaand only recently ordered an Odin 75 kit as my first custom.
Rabbit hole, here we go. :D

This is the first ~~sub~~ mag I searched for. It exists!

I am using the Moonlander. Hoping to see more ortholinear keyboards floating around here.

I sarted with Planck keyboards and migrated to split - 42 key Corne for now, but my next project is gonna be a 36/34 key Corne or similar.

Currently on a wireless Kyria, tented, no case. Switches are Gat X with Sprit Slow II 78g springs on the upper keys and a choc thumb cluster. SA8010 on the MX switches.

Daily driver: KBParadise V60 with Cherry Blues and blank white caps and a Great Wave spacebar.

Home/handmade (3D printed/handwired Iris!

I have 3 keyboards right now :

• My first custom keyboard, a Drop Alt with lubbed Holy Pandas ;
• A GMMK Pro with Moon v2 switches that I'm gonna put in my upcoming Think 6.5 v3 => It's my daily driver right now ;
• A Think 6.5 V2 with Gatheron Black Inks v2 ;

I have two atm, one for my home computer (which I primarily game on, plus personal programming projects etc), where I use a 60% KBDFans HHKB Tofu with Zealios. For my work PC I went with something a little bit more ergonomic to save the ol' wrists a bit, and I have a self-built Dactyl Manuform Mini with Zealios also (I just really like Zealios, they're just my favourite way to the fealios).

My current daily driver for my gaming PC is a Drop + Preonic Keyboard MX Kit V3 in the Red colorway, with Kailh MX Box Jade switches. The keycaps I have on it right now are Glimy DSA caps. I'm glad I work from home so I can have all the loud clicks I could want. I have a EZ Planck with Kailh Box Brown switches that I bring for travel use with my laptop as well.

Gmmk tkl with kaihl box white - daily driver
Ducky One 2 with cherry browns - work/office
XD75 with gateron green
Ergo ez in bamboo with cherry browns

Keychron C1 with browns (brand new for home office), and a Velocifire with browns (about to be taken to the office once buidling renos are complete and I can move back into my space). I started out with cheap mechanical keyboards, and I'm testing the waters with a nicer setup.

I’ve been rotating between a lily58 (the boardsource.xyz lulu58 case) with Zealio Zilents V2 65g, and a ZSA Moonlander with Durock T1s. Numpad I’ve been super happy with my FFKeebs Púca with SP-Star Dark Magic Girl switches.

My daily driver is a kprepublic BM40 with Zeal tealio switches that I got off of Ebay for a steal and have upgraded since then. I'm gonna eventually replace the switches with something more tactile, I definitely prefer tactile switches over linears.

Keychron Q8, which has an Alice layout. I like the layout; it feels pretty familiar since my two previous daily drivers were ortholinear. I switch between the Alice and ortholinear keyboards often, too.

I think I'm not crazy about the switches, though. I got it with Gateron G Pro Reds, which are linear, pre-lubed, and maybe just a little too light for my taste. It's my first and only keyboard with linear switches, and I bottom out too hard on each keystroke. It's a little uncomfortable on the fingertips after a while. I'm trying to adjust how much pressure I use when typing, which is a hard habit to change.