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r/keyboards on Reddit: I need recommendation for a 80% keyboard

October 7, 2024 -

So.. I just broke my fnatic ministreak and I wanted to change it, but I don't really know anything about good keyboards.
I was wondering if any of you could help me get a good keyboard for around 80€, that is 80% and can last for years.

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I would get either feker galaxy80 or galaxy 70 or monka a75 (from whatgeek.com)

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Got my wife a feker galaxy 80 fully built. It sounds great, but may be a bit loud if you live with others with thin walls. I use a kbd8xmkii, it has lasted me 3 years so far, it's going strong. But I built it myself, created the original holy pandas, and soldered it. Kbd also offers built keyboards most keyboards that you can build as a kit are hotswappable now, so no soldering. But if you go down this route, make sure the pcb is hotswap.

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