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While the light color scenes are a bit ugly, they're compatible with Keychron caps, so you can customize to Italian layout in different styles and colors and cherry switches if you want.
Seems a nice keyboard but i want a low profile keyboard and US layout, i tried something like yours with the rog keyboard..while my hands are huge the keys being huge / tall are...weird to me, i feel like i have to type on old mechanical keyboards with the paper that clicks at the end.
I measured the keys distances from my low profile keyboard to the rog i bought, almost the same and feels ten times further, i don't know if i descbribed well what i feel using one.
Edit: i discovered that my keyboard is a 96% keyboard! Now i have more options...all tall keys lol
Thanks for the help, if want to say something else, feel free too, don't be harsh i tend to buy things and regret, i hope this is a good purchase...quality wise from what i saw seems good and durable...i hope.
Funny moment : when i bought the keyboard on amazon it told me that i have to give a password for the courrier to take the box for security on high price stuff...but on my pc components, such as my 7900 xtx it wasn't needed....5x the value of this keyboard.
https://www.keychron.com/products/keychron-low-profile-mechanical-switch?variant=40561882595417
https://www.gateron.co/products/gateron-low-profile-mechanical-switch-set
previously I'd just been going with a cheapo staples keyboard that was like $30 and easily replaceable if I say spilled something on it.
but I guess they stopped selling so many cheap disposable keyboards that just work so now it's either spend like $150 on a good mechanical or get something that doesn't even have a numpad for like $40 and it sucks anyways >.>
ended up going with a semi-cheap logitech budget mechanical and regret it... mushy ol china knockoff brown switches, no wrist rest, and I swear the keys are like 5% smaller than other keyboards so I keep hitting the wrong keys...
I got used and liked the wrist rest on the other keyboard i refunded, the Logitech i bought doesn't have it but in theory is not needed since is super slim, maybe slimmer than my mars.
How many refunds i can do with amazon?
I also like Keychron's keyboards but their support is notoriously rough