Indeed, supper happy about that

Tenkeyless with f keys :)

@@minseokwon6484 tenkeyless has the f keys though

isn't tkl the 75% keyboard?

@Jortus Pelatus this looks more like a 65%

Yeah, it's basically a more budget friendly g915 without the low latency and rgb. Unfortunately it's slightly thicker, I prefer the thinner look.

exactly what i thought, i have the g815 and i love its adaptability to be a standard keyboard and a gaming keyboard at the same time, also it just looks great

@@zack4383 I think this has different switches as well. I know there is a difference between Kailh choc V1 and V2 switches. V1 switches have 2 little indents for the keycap to press into while the V2 has a little stubby mx-style stem that the vast majority of mech keyboards use. If this does have Kailh choc v2's, that would mean you could get your own low-profile keycap set. so something like a XDA profile or possibly a ZDA profile. There's a weird keyboard culture, stay away from the mist. once you're in, you are doomed and will never escape.

Custom keyboards way better and cheaper

@@dontmatter4423 That's not true. The vast majority of custom keyboards, with a scant few exceptions, are typically well over $200. And also typically any that are cheaper than that are such low quality that youd be just as well to but a Havit keyboard off Amazon. They'd be about the same quality.

Considering the quality Logitech will put in these boards - smooth bluetooth connectivity and excellent battery life - I believe they will be the first choice. What will make people go for the nuphy or the keychron will be the price tag though.

@@tsankotsankov760 plus customisable switches

@@tsankotsankov760 if this had hot-swapable switches, it would be a no-brainer to get this keyboard.

@@tsankotsankov760 as well 2 times the price of the other two.

@@yes_temp_sem yes, the price difference is huge, this is why I mentioned it as well

Oh, they're very different, the MX mini does stands on its own. I collect dozens of mechanical keyboards and I still pop out the MX mini from time to time, they are quite good, if not better, for long typing session where you care more about speed and finger fatigue.

The new MX 3S mouse's click is sooooo quiet compared to the 3.

@@nissan_skyline They're talking about the MX anywhere 3

Finally? The mech keyboard market is chock full of 60%, 65%, 75% and TKL boards

@@DanWalshTV Not low profiles ones, especially in non-ANSI layouts.

That on a mx keys or mx keys mech will be the absolute end-game keyboard! I have been dreaming about that for ages

I’d much prefer an 1800 layout. That exploded separation is vital

I agree with this person

Not judging at all, but why would you want an AINSI layout ? You find it more convenient ? I'm quite happy about the ISO layout since all the keyboard (well, almost) that have the F function row aligned with the one below are AINSI...

@@MrViktae My left little finger rests comfortably on the middle on the large shift. With a small shift I have to stretch it more. As programmer I often need to use the tilde/backtick key, also in conjunction with the ctrl and/or alt modifier. Having it be in another place (also breaking one-hand shortcuts) or remapping keys on OS-level is tedious. As for pipe/backwardslash, I guess it's habituation but I like its position on ANSI layout better than ISO.

@@MrViktae Function key row alignment with the row below that is not related to ANSI vs ISO. To my knowledge there isn't a standard for that; manufacturers can do with this as they please

@@Razerblue6 I know. I just said all the keyboards meeting my criteria were ANSI... not ISO. :p

It’s Bolt

Logi doesn't support anything about customization

That’s what I would like to know. I tried the support chat & they could not tell me

bro the mini literally is TKL

@@_nachovazquez No, sir. Its not quite true.

@@_nachovazquez No, it's not. It's a 75% layout, which is more compact and a few keys less than a TKL.

Agreed. I’d pick the MX Mechanical Mini over the G915 TKL. In white it would still be a nice match with for example the Logitech G Pro Superlight.

It does cross platform

So ...a TKL?

You forgot "and if Keychron were twice the price" lol. The K3 is $74. The MX Mechanical Mini is $150. While this looks nice, they're hardly comparable when you factor in the price difference. Also, the entire Keychron K-series (and Q-series for that matter) is in stock right now, minus a couple variants of specific board and switch combos.

@@DanWalshTV You can't deny that their customer support is absolute arse though. Terrible company.

@@DanWalshTV Show me the last time Keychron had a full size keyboard in stock. It's been months.

Is there an information when the new gen g915 comes out?

I agree

I feel like it will just be like this but with RGB and G Hub support. Not really worth picking a gaming keyboard in my opinion.

@@Niels_f2704 Probably TLK with the same extra buttons as the G915. USB C will have to be on it though, thank goodness. Now they just need to hurry up with it.

Just for casual gaming.

This is a complete market void

@@NicholasMaietta On the opposite side of your mouse, so that you can use mouse and numpad simultaneously. Great for Excel.

Yeah, on steroids..

@@tsankotsankov760 in terms of price