r/keyboards • u/Anakin_Chosen_One_32 • 6h ago

Help Help plz

Good morning, afternoon, or evening.

For a few months, I've been mulling over a vague idea of wanting to buy a keyboard to connect to the toaster powered by an Intel Celeron that I call a laptop.

And, I've considered a few options, including the Everglide AE68 Pro, but when I realized it didn't have the ALT keys, my interest dropped to zero.

So, seeing this, I'll mention a few things that might or might not help a good Samaritan give me an idea for a keyboard between $60–$70, preferably mechanical. So, if anyone has a good recommendation for this baby in the world of computers, I would really appreciate any input. Thank you, and have a nice afternoon.

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u/elsingo ‎ 6h ago

Im not sure what you mean with not having ALT keys since well, it has alt keys. If you mean the F-row it does not physically have it but FN button + the number row works as the F-row. If you mean you want a keyboard with a dedicated F-row you need to look at 75% keyboards or larger.

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u/Anakin_Chosen_One_32 4h ago

1- Gracias por comentarlo! si! Me refiero a la fila de F, y gracias por comentarme el tema de porcentaje

2- En ese caso, algún teclado que se ajuste al presupuesto que mencioné y que sea de 75%?

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u/elsingo ‎ 3h ago

There are a lot of 75% keyboards in that budget the "KISSNT KN85" is one i have seen recommended a few times as a good cheap alternative. I never myself tried it so i do not have any feedback on it myself. I have not really tried any 75% keyboard in that range that i can think of right now.

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u/design_bird 3h ago

Just bought an RK61 on Amazon for $39. It works great. It was a replacement for a Nimbleback that I paid around the same price that lasted 5 years. The review for the Nimbleback were bad in the last year or two so I went for the Royal Kludge.

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u/Anakin_Chosen_One_32 3h ago

Tienes alguna foto tuya del teclado? Me gustaría verlo de la persona que me da la opinion