Keyboard nerds! I’m in the market for a new set-up and wanna know your daily driver. 

I’m thinking something clacky with wired and wireless flexibility. Keychron is the obvious choice. 

Using a Drop ALT daily (thocky) and sometimes my RK71 (clacky but poor build quality). Definitely a fan of 65-75% keyboards.

I came across ZSA Moonlander and it’s design is very intriguing.

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I came across ZSA Moonlander and it’s design is very intriguing. 

https://www.zsa.io/moonlander/

Really happy with my Keychron (link to video with sound)

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No foam (but I've been interested in trying it). The keebs I have on it now are a bit klackier than that video, but I also wasn't using a great mic

Good video, thanks! I have brown switches in my RK71 and your video definitely sounds a little less clacky. Is there foam inside the plate too?

Really happy with my Keychron (link to video with sound)

https://twitter.com/SterSchuyler/status/1603652874600431616

The wireless Keychron options are much worse build quality than their Q series or something custom. I’d consider putting this in a Tofu case

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A simple build will basically be exactly like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=deVaUvywGMw

It’s definitely worth it, probably a step up in terms of price (talking like $200 entry probably) but premium stabilizers and switches feel sooo different

Never done a custom board - any tips for where to start?

The wireless Keychron options are much worse build quality than their Q series or something custom. I’d consider putting this in a Tofu case https://nicekeyboards.com/nice-60

Wow, that’s a choice. I do like the idea of a split board now that you mention it.

as you grow older you will inevitably have to buy a Kinesis Advantage 2 (or 360), so you may as well get on that bandwagon early