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They were ok, I have not tried seat salt but flamingo are also light. My th80 which I bought off this forum came with gateron yellow which is a linear switch and my preferred weight around 50g. Really depends if you are after a tactile, linear or clicky switch, it really is a personnel preference

Th80 is a good starter keyboard, and budgerigar switches are very light I have them in a 65% board and it took some getting used to.

Likewise, but I think its gonna the loop for me

Aye same here, I have a enough keyboards tbh :cry:

Mode Designs make some great looking keyboards, tempted by the Loop

Here ya go, dark nihon is the one

Yup gets expensive pretty quickly, I was tempted by the Boog75 just for the HE but other more pressing expenses deflected me from purchasing another keeb :D

Nah just for storage, if I am streaming anything its off the internal SSD

Just a cheapy from the rain forest, rshtech

Got my RB5009 from LinITX, great company to deal with

WS Morandi's are factory lubed

Excellent choice, very nice keycaps and the morandi switches are great linears

There is a hole rabbit hole of custom keyboards on YT, flex cut circuit boards are for a softer bouncier feel, depending on how the pcb is mounted will also offer some flex as well. Other UK sites sell custom keyboards but not sure I can link to those as they may be deemed as competition.

For £300 you could a lot better than keychron, don't get me wrong they are good boards I own a Keychron K8 pro but had to mod it a little. The Qk75N would be worth a look, very easy to build. Zoom 75 may be worth a look, the hall effect Boog75 is in group buy at the moment but I believe its...

The small footprint of the beelink make it perfect for my almost silent lab (5800U with 32gb ram, 1tb m2 and added a 2tb ssd) It has ran everything I have thrown at it so far, my only niggle is the virtual nic's are a little funky but nothing that cannot be fixed with a workaround.

I got rid of my gen 8 a while back, replaced it with a little beelink mini pc and a HDD dock. My gen 8 ran a xeon and 16gb of ram but was really showing its age, especially running vm's

Arrived this week, QK75N, WS key caps and Gateron Milky yellow pro switches

I have Adguard running in a container on my Mikrotik router, makes it a lot easier to ensure everything is blocked

Got my notification as well for delivery today, not 100% sure I will keep it tbh

M1 is an great keyboard, it was my first complete custom build. However I found both keychron and the M1 both come with no so great stabilizers. I have changed both to AP stabs which are really good imo