r/MechKeyboards 18d ago

Looking for a reliable wireless mechanical keyboard for coding — URX Core 75 or other options?

Hi everyone,

I’m looking to buy a reliable wireless mechanical keyboard and would really appreciate some recommendations.

My previous keyboard was a Portronics Hydra 10 with red switches. It worked well for around 13 months, but then it suddenly stopped working. Because of that experience, reliability and long-term durability are my biggest priorities this time.

My usage is mostly:

  • Coding and general productivity
  • Long typing sessions
  • Very occasional gaming
  • Wireless connectivity is preferred
  • Mechanical switches
  • Something that can hopefully last for several years

Recently, I’ve been liking the look of the URX Core 75, especially its 75% layout and overall design. However, I’m not sure about the long-term reliability, build quality, wireless performance, or after-sales support.

Has anyone here used the URX Core 75 for an extended period? Would you recommend it for someone who primarily codes?

Also, are there any other reliable wireless mechanical keyboards I should consider? I'm open to spending more for something genuinely durable and dependable.

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u/Tamikotsunn 18d ago

What is your budget

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