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Maeggsi t1_j374qy5 wrote

Although the QK75 is only a "budget keyboard" it may be a really awesome upgrade. The group buy is unfortunately already over but many vendors definitely have ordered extras (e.g. Candykeys in Europe). You can get it with a trimode PCB.

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Street-Lack9630 OP t1_j3bir7n wrote

Are you talking about https://prototypist.net/collections/qk75 ? Does not seem budget at all looking at prices:)

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Maeggsi t1_j3bp5xj wrote

Yes, I was talking about this one. Many consider this a budget keyboard in the enthusiast keyboard scene - although I only partially agree with it. Since you were asking for a high end keyboard and didn't talk about budget at all I just suggested this one - high end for others could as well be e.g. a Keycult keyboard (they do not support a tri mode which you are asking for, just an example for high end keyboards).

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Sliced_Orange1 t1_j37biqn wrote

The new Mode Envoy will have a tri-mode PCB, and the Zoom keyboards have this as well.

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freredesalpes t1_j37xjpl wrote

Are you referring to the Zoom TKL? I didn’t see that listed on the product page. For 2.4ghz wireless that’s just a separate dongle that gets plugged in?

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Sliced_Orange1 t1_j37zphv wrote

Yes, 2.4 GHz wireless uses a little USB thingy like a wireless mouse

I checked the Zoom TKL listings from vendors and could only find BT, so I guess the Zoom TKL doesn't have 2.4 wireless. I thought it did, sorry

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mithikx t1_j37af7r wrote

IDK if you'd consider these high end but there's the keydous NJ80, Feker Alice and nuphy Air75 (a low profile keyboard). Those are the only ones off the top of my head.

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ComprehensiveDark5 t1_j37aj6p wrote

From what I can tell keychron K Pro series leans to this end. They got tri mode functions and still have quite a bit of features such as via and simple tear down capabilities and alternate plates. They offer full build and barebones. They only got a 65/75/80 right now but they are rolling out more.

Edit: correction, my bad no wireless dongle only Bluetooth wireless.

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