What keyboard should you buy in 2023? (BUDGET FRIENDLY)

What keyboard do I buy in 2023? Well In this video I show you the top budget keyboards to buy when you want a custom mechanical keyboard for cheap! (LINKS BELOW)
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[@HipyoTech]

⬇Affiliate links to help out the channel ⬇ Get the Keychron V1 here: www.keychron.com/products/keychron-v1-qmk-via-custom-mechanical-keyboard?ref=Hipyo Keychron Q2, Q1, Q6: www.keychron.com/collections/custom-keyboards?ref=Hipyo WOMIER/Gamakay K66 (Thumbnail): amzn.to/3i7JOem EP84: epomaker.com/collections/compact-82/products/epomaker-ep84?sca_ref=450109.wjDF4oHK4N Gk96XS: epomaker.com/products/gk96s?_pos=1&_sid=400e17374&_ss=r&&sca_ref=450109.wjDF4oHK4N E-Yooso: amzn.to/3vuyqjZ Shop the keyboard build on Amazon (E-Yooso): amzn.to/3nVTlZi Zoom 65 Essential Edition: meletrix.com/r?id=h1mbe3 Pixel art deskmat: kineticlabs.store/desk-mats/kinetic/pixel-comet?ref=hipyo Womier WK61: amzn.to/3oH4ihA Idobao Id80: shrsl.com/3mbkd Epomaker Th96: epomaker.com/products/epomaker-th96?variant=40077772062793&sca_ref=450109.wjDF4oHK4N Drop ALT: massdrop.7eer.net/kjzn1N Gk96XS: epomaker.com/products/gk96s?_pos=1&_sid=400e17374&_ss=r&&sca_ref=450109.wjDF4oHK4N EP84: epomaker.com/collections/compact-82/products/epomaker-ep84?sca_ref=450109.wjDF4oHK4N EP84: AMAZON amzn.to/2TZZg3S Buy Any Epomaker Keyboards here epomaker.com?sca_ref=450109.wjDF4oHK4N

[@prodlatro]

where are the akko boards tell me

[@HipyoTech]

@@prodlatro havent tried a lot yet

[@shanesheppard9237]

where's the among us themed keycaps

[@dr_doom1226]

@@HipyoTech do you recommend them though?

[@medi6892]

@@dr_doom1226 tell me how he can have an opinion if he hasn’t tried them

[@primal9238]

I'm finding out more and more that so many of the videos are just audiophile hobbyists that are spending hundreds to thousands of dollars just for different clicking sounds. All I care about is performance and it's so hard to filter through to figure out what's good value to cost based on that.

[@388C4CGREEN]

then buy a logitech

[@apo11ocat]

when you dont care about sound, feel and looks; why are you here??

[@primal9238]

@@apo11ocat Functionality? Feel is actually pretty important. I wanted a better keyboard to increase productivity while typing. Say your job is to write articles and you have to write 5-10k words a day. Sounds reasonable to want a keyboard that makes that process smoother. Anyway, I found the right one for me. Akko 3068. I like the sound, look, and feel. Sound and look were secondary but not going to complain finding all three in one device.

[@apo11ocat]

@@primal9238 Oh, I made that comment thinking the only thing you would ever care about is performance.

[@socialistsuccubus822]

There’s no value to performance if you only care about performance. Performance is strictly alps ;)

[@brodiefromthe6]

solid recommendations but Akko definitely has some of the best budget options out right now, even if they have north-facing LEDs

[@fwiffo]

I was about to say Akko. The look/finish is impeccable, they sound good out of the box, sound even better with simple mods, and they're somewhat in-stock depending on how picky you are about color. The 75% ones have 4 nav keys on an exploded layout, which is very important to me. The GMMK pro is the only other option for that. They also sell really excellent keycaps, and really good budget switches that don't have north-facing interference with cherry keycaps. Future boards will be south-facing, which solves the only serious problem. Minor problems include very bad software (no VIA/QMK) and getting decent flex requires some modding. They are also officially licensed with Sanrio in case you have a little sister.

[@medi6892]

@@iM7SnaKe ?

[@ramr7051]

@@iM7SnaKe why?

[@YamiTheCreator]

Cap

[@matttran7161]

Akko really brings the value. I live in the states and their boards only cost ~$5 to ship as opposed to the $30 flat Keychron is asking. Also they come with ALL the caps, which is impressive. The 3068 and ACR75 lines are solid contenders for that mid range ($80-120).

[@Ntehni]

I started modding on that E-Yooso Keyb. And OMG! The satisfaction that came when I realize that I was able to transform that "standard" keyb into the magestic thockiness that it is now. I consider irt the best keyb to start modding and getting familiar to this hobby. Due to the plastic body that it has it is pretty noticeable the differences between the effects that have different materials. Kudos to you sir! Amazing journey Hipyo. I hope that you continue enjoying and having fun as long as you can.

[@Philalyab32]

Hi, i might get this, do you only have to buy the keyboard and the keycaps? Thanks

[@bluntexe5720]

I picked up an Akko 3084B (Jelly Pink Switch) in my opinion it sounds pretty good stock but there are definitely things you can do with it to improve the sound. Would love to see a review from you on it

[@bitesizefilms3398]

All these boards have been serious considerations for me. But after learning about RK from an old Switch and Click video, I bought and fell in love with the RK84, my first and current keyboard. The north-facing LEDS bothered me, but buying XDA profile keycaps solved that for me. I also learned that they now come with foam in the case and between the PCB and plate. Decent stock, but tape modding, Milky Yellows and Durocks, and some silly little o-rings made this board the very best bang for my buck. I spent a total of around 150 for all my modding materials :)

[@mk_brynn3424]

Do you know the link to buy the RK84? I’m looking to get one, but I can’t find the exact one.

[@BlazinWolfz]

Love seeing the 75% space get bigger as it’s my preferred layout and before there were so little options. Waiting to see what the new DROP75 board is gonna be like since it sounds like an all around better GMMK Pro but we shall see! Heard great things about Keychron too

[@justauser]

Yes! I've had my 75% for over a year now and don't see myself looking anywhere else TBH. It's really a great layout I can see it catching on.

[@NanHuei]

Got an rk87 for my husband and it got pretty decent after modding, although being north faced rgb. Got a rk100 pro for myself and it's really nice for a budget alluminum case.

[@undrrwrldd]

W wife

[@Arcanixus]

@@undrrwrldd W Wife

[@mr.guillotine3766]

Hoping there is another version of this for all that has become available since this video. I think a lot of budget boards exist these days, and a lot of them are even hot swap and moddable, which means if we take the time and effort, we can make extreme budget options into boards that sound and feel like much more expensive ones. I've suggested it before and I know that there are several boards that are almost certainly similar, but I have a Tezarre TK61 that I got for $30ish. The downside to it is the optical switches, but man, I'd love to see you and some others maybe use it in one of your challenges to see what can be done with such a cheap option and some modding.

[@beezerblanks]

I ended up going with the Feker IK75 for my first custom and love it. Wireless, 75%, RGB, BT/2.4/type-C and hot swap. Popped some Tecsee Carrot switches and MT3 keycaps and I'm a happy boy. Only downsides with the IK75 are, north facing RGB and it uses custom software for programming the keys. Neither one were deal breakers for me. Love the channel keep it up!

[@adrianafamilymember6427]

Gonna get the C1

[@vcash6014]

Love your humble but hilarious energy. Hate getting introduced to new Addiction.

[@wuverul]

I love how this video went up the *day after* I ordered my first set of parts for a custom keyboard. Lol. Decided on a GMMK Pro, Durock V2 stabs, and a mix of box whites and box jades for modifier keys.

[@vampireblood2016]

I'm excited to see this even though you've already convinced me to get the Keychron V1 as my first ever keyboard. It'll get here hopefully Monday, Tuesday latest xD

[@disolsole9847]

gub

[@fwiffo]

How are you typing this message if you haven't yet gotten your first ever keyboard? ARE YOU TYPING FROM THE FUTURE?

[@bngr_bngr]

@@fwiffo typing from his laptop.

[@silfursol]

Your video convinced me to buy the Epomaker Th96, eagerly waiting for it to be shipped out. Your sound test and its design really catched my eye, it looks easy to mod which I'm interested in, and I just really like the knob and numpad

[@oogleoo]

I ordered one too! Here’s to our modding adventures. Cheers

[@silfursol]

@@oogleoo Cheers ! Also just managed to grab the Delight keycap sets, last time I checked they weren't in stock so pretty happy I didn't buy the other keycaps I had in my cart yet haha

[@Medina1487]

I was JUST watching old videos of yours to start my first build! PERFECT!!!

[@carloalejandrodumaliang4147]

THANK YOU FOR THIS!!

[@jalencheng]

I think Akko and Ciy kits definitely need more attention. Their value is absolutely crazy

[@CGBuild]

Agreed

[@jalencheng]

@@CGBuild Wow I love your vids man. Have you looked into the GAS67? I've head a lot of good things about it.

[@qualityblood5651]

yes! i was thinking of the ciy tester 68 or the ciy gas67 for my first build! which one would you recommend more?

[@MetallicDZN]

@@qualityblood5651 do NOT get a tester, its literally in the name, its just a tester, it does not have sound or feel in mind its just to test switches and sh. get the gas67

[@qualityblood5651]

@@jalencheng yes please i would love your update abt it! ty :)

[@slightgraph89]

Building my first keyboard soon and i really appreciate these videos. I'm not afraid of spending a little more to get a nicer board that maybe I won't fully appreciate at first but won't regret buying. I've looking at the keychron q1 and q2, I like sound tests of gateron yellows and they're cheap and sold everywhere, and I'm deciding between getting nice budget pbt keycaps or spending an extra $15 for gmk clones

[@jayholley5880]

I highly recommend (if you like the available options) Keychrons keycap sets. I bought a set when I bought my Q2 and they're lovely.

[@dragonixo]

I just got the Akko 3084B and I'm very happy with it. Typing feels so smooth

[@dinentionalglassproduction9220]

Great video, love the comedy! Excellent information!

[@done1675]

I don't like to tinker with things so for me the greater availability of pre-lubed switches on pre-built boards has been a game changer. I just bought the Nuphy 75 with pre-lubed night breeze (linear) switches. I'm definitely not an expert but I love it and it's only $130.

[@madestro]

I'm way too happy with my AKKO 3068B. I will mod it eventually with even better keycaps that are translucent and some DIY beginner mods but even stock is just really really good, at least to a keyboard noob like me. Thanks for your content Hipyo

[@TheRoboticFerret]

very helpful video, ended up going with the Keychron V1 with your link!

[@redscout9197]

Kinda glad you recommended so many keychron products. i was kinda nervous buying one as my first keyboard

[@samirmehmud2532]

I would definitley reccomend the GMMK2 as well, its fairly cheap at $120 and sounds pretty decent and you can always mod it if you are not satisfied. The RGB on it is also amazing, so yeah its really good.

[@Koen1702]

What, €120 is not cheap at all.

[@samirmehmud2532]

@@Koen1702 Yeah you are right, but when considering the usually price of keyboards I would consider it to cheaper side of things.

[@Tomoka51]

Surprised that the Keychron K4 didn't show up in the numpad section, needing a smaller keyboard that still had a numpad was a big thing for me in trying to find one but the K4 was fairly cheap, has hotswap and rgb, sounds alright to me stock, and is a 96% from a good company. Definitely big recommend.

[@tavietphucthinh787]

This video inspired me so much, thanks Hipyo!

[@johnsonluong5580]

For my 65% gang the akko 3068b or Yunzi Kc68(picked this up on Amazon prime day for only $78!). I picked the Yunzi cause there’s a lavender and mint color. It comes with some sound dampening foam, pre clipped and lubed stabs and your choice of gateron switches

[@Haetheii]

It's surprising to me just how many people like to use tiny keyboards, such as 60% for example. I tried using a TKL and felt a little claustrophobic with the amount of keys I was working with. It took me forever to find a full-size custom keyboard I liked because manufacturers didn't seem to care about that part of the market, but Keychron has made full-size boards for all different budget levels now, I love them (using the K10 right now but I plan on getting the Q6 eventually when it's time for a new board)

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

Hmm, the K4 seems to be the only one I can find that is sort of full-size.

[@sirbrav0723]

helped a lot, thanks!

[@kikimomusic]

Akko def has some of the best out of the box builds rn. My channel has sound tests of the one I own. The Womier acrylic board is a really solid choice as well.

[@aaravdixit3091]

Great recommendations Hipyo! I would love to see a review on either the mod 008 or the ACR Pro 75 in the future, as Akko's been killing it with their keyboards recently!

[@jessieflanders7671]

Got my first ever hot swappable keyboard (I blame you and Switch and Click for getting me hooked lol), the RK84 and it is so so easy to work with. Would love your opinion on their keebs 😃 Plus they have good options from around $60. Thanks for the great videos!

[@VieiraBBX]

I have one too! After modding it's a complete banger! I've heard now they added dampening inside. Still amazing value!

[@mciarlillo1309]

I picked this up a couple weeks ago on prime day and can’t wait to start modding it.

[@AspexFPS]

Honestly for me I blame hamji and glarses for getting me into this deep dar hole

[@Jaha1ra]

Ive binged alot of videos from both as well and Ive also watched a few glarses videos. Lots of useful information, and valuable opinions.

[@dadabooey]

I got the Keychron V1 and lovin' it!

[@jayholley5880]

Bought the Keychron Q2 as my first keeb a while back. I absolutely love it. Decided to do as you did and got a set of their keycaps as well (got the forest set) and did some lil mods here and there. Slapped in some Gateron Milky Yellows (lubed and filmed). I don't possibly see myself buying another keyboard for awhileeeee

[@_withlove_]

EXACTLY what I need right now! Any plans to review Akko MOD008? Really tossing up between that an Q2... even with north facing

[@luigius8590]

I got the q2 about 3 months ago and i am very pleased with it, just top quality but if i knew the v1 was coming back then probably i would have waited

[@Natrel62]

I think I'll go with the EP84 Triple Modes. It should be pretty easy to mod and make it thoccier !

[@1gn1t37]

Looking forward to building my friend a keyboard and this video especially REALLY helped. Thank you :)

[@-rhys]

Thank you - definitely a video that warrants a comment to feed the youtube algorithm.

[@jarnovangelder8456]

The keyboards I am considering are: -Marsback M1: 75% good looking hot-swappable keyboard. But there are not that many reviews of it. -Mojo 84: 75% version of the mojo65. Should be as good as, but haven’t seen any reviews on it yet. -Zoom65: Looks good. But doesn’t have function-row and hard to get. -Huntsman mini: silent 60% with optical switches. But doesn’t have arrow or function keys.

[@annonymus2579]

Hey Hipyo, could you make a video for top keyboards for people like developers who type a lot and still need at least 75%/80% and good typing without being loud for office needs would keychron's custom/wireless boards be a good choice?

[@kriskrisminer]

thank u it will help for sure

[@doofydirp7392]

This helped so much

[@realnotscripter]

I like the akko acr pro 75, u should do a review on it

[@hennemml]

I recently bought and modded a RK100 pro as my first “dip” into this hobby. The board cost about $80, and with just a tape mod, lubed switches, and new key caps she THOCKs! 🙂 Plus it’s got the option of Bluetooth, 2.4Ghz, or wired connection, and custom RGB with 28 preset modes.

[@AliciaGuitar]

I just got one too. Its nice. My only gripe is the keys still have plastic tags from being punched out of the mold, and some of the text is distorted on a few lkke the backspace key... very minor cosmetic flaws but they bug me.

[@machinist_15]

I left a like and a comment for how good that was. Nice video. Thanks!

[@RichardSong20]

thank you. it's a useful video

[@drowse5278]

I appreciate how authentic and transparent Hipyo always is, its small but telling the viewers he's making some money from affiliate links just shows that he genuinely wants to help viewers and shows how transparent he is with his channel

[@coolieee]

not really, it would be illegal otherwise

[@Japple1]

@Hipyo Tech Could you review the Epomaker Akko 3068B plus, as I’ve seen other KZbinrs say that it is a great keyboard for the money? Please!

[@ilovevalix]

You helped me a LOT thanks

[@uther10]

Great vid and thanks for the overview!

[@Jay-gx1nh]

Surprised the kbd67 lite wasn’t mentioned. Still a great budget option

[@artin5146]

Guess because he hasn’t reviewed it

[@sahir4305]

Way better options now for cheaper

[@NotGoodAtYoutube]

For numpad boards check out akko's 3098B

[@jtimleck]

This was awesome! Thanks for making a keyboard newb at home. Loved the saucy fun of it too. Peace

[@gangliaghost8720]

keychron 96 was my first mechanical keyboard, it was awesome and immediately got me hooked into the hobby

[@mikeoleksa]

I love my Akko MOD 007 V2. I ended up selling the Keychron Q1 that I had even.

[@wizaros]

So, it is better than Q1? because i'm struggling between the two!!

[@Aturixios]

Wanting a numpad isn't weird lmao, it lets you enter numbers a whole lot faster. And when you don't need to enter numbers you can usually rebind all those keys to something else for when you're gaming or using a specific programme.

[@claddog]

Great video, as someone who already is in this hobby it's still quite helpful

[@latetotheparty7551]

I just got into mechanical keyboards a few months ago and sprung for the Redragon Draconic K530 Pro followed by the Royal Kludged RK98. Thanks to the likes of this and the deluge of similar videos I've watched, I recently purchased a Keychron V1 which I'll mod with some foam, I'll lube the stabilizers, and bought some Akko CS lubed red switches in Matcha (Macha?) Green with black, Razer Phantom keycaps. I look forward to putting it together next weekend. While new to the hobby, the stock sound of the RK98 was surprisingly good, although keep in mind my newness to the hobby. Maybe Hipyo will review it.

[@eggsarny]

I bought a Keychron K8 3 months ago and swapped out the Gat Reds with Gat Yellows (I like the extra spring weight). It's soooo much nicer than my old Razer Blackwidow with it's incredibly clicky keys. My ears thank me, but I do kinda miss the numpad

[@lionelsekarsedayu3460]

Akko review when?

[@averageTaxiDriver]

Its almost like creators are trying to avoid it

[@fwiffo]

It's like people are treating north-facing keyboards like lepers. It's not that big a deal, and future versions are going to be south-facing anyway.

[@AbstractChange]

Sharing this with a friend interested in going down the keyboard rabbit hole. Thanks for putting this together! Always love the humor sprinkled throughout your videos.

[@gc1370]

thank you for saying sane things on the interwebs ❤️

[@sashabetts7597]

any akko keyboards or are they old news?

[@realnotscripter]

Acr pro 75

[@ScreenEN]

Bing bong, I in fact did need the numpad, thabk, very kool

[@ohkzbe]

I just ordered the Akko acr pro 68 and I’m so exited!

[@Spacebarf]

love it bro, your style is my favorite in the keyboard community! (You're actually tied with Betty from switch and click) Keep it up

[@olino.3917]

Akko ACR line is really solid. Had my ACR67 for about a full year and I can't complain.

[@boigaking8216]

Love your videos man, best keeb content created by farrrrrr.

[@schroandtell]

Good rec!

[@xero___768]

man! your talking style got me. i love this.

[@peterbrown-oi8cu]

I just can't get enough of this keyboard! The switches on the Kaihl BOX Red are responsive on every press, and I can control my games and applications with ease.

[@eddiecookie1959]

Love you Hippyo!

[@lyle4905]

Good info.

[@lucasblanchard47]

All of this awesome information and I still have no idea what to get haha. Probably gonna get the Keychron V1 as a good “starter” keyboard. I don’t want to have to buy more than one to decide what I like. I want to get one that has everything I need, and nothing I don’t. Not too fancy, but still nice and customizable if I ever want to change something. I’m a new subscriber and I already enjoy your content! Much love from Texas!

[@mack7415]

First time on your channel and I found your video to be very educational and you covered all aspects. You got a new sub- much love

[@stressd4842]

I may have quite a few high end boards but I’m always unwillingly in the market for budget boards to experiment with.

[@23FOEVA]

Yes. That last one sounded so nice.

[@jelmermulder7276]

Didn't expect to laugh out lout about a keyboard video. Great video👍

[@el0senor0wino0]

Funny video and informative. You've earned a like and subscriber.

[@extremelyfoggy]

I'm gonna repeatedly click the link in the description just to support Hipyo. Job well done, I hope this helps!

[@dojomojomofo]

I love wafer thin low profile membrane boards... Got a Keychron K1 and never really liked it - I realized what I want isn't thin, it's uniform! So I did my homework (thanks for your part in it!) and bought 2 Epomaker/Skyloong GK108s - one for home, one for work. I grew up with full-full keyboards and these are such a nice way to get into the hobby! Good stock stab lube, 5-pin ready, north LEDs. You can program 3 remaps into the firmware and 5 RGB modes of your choice, then toss out the driver and utility and they'll just keep it onboard. They're heavy and solid, with a good metal mount plate (always white.) I hear it's a fixer upper for connoisseurs but I already love it - I'll grow into modding it in a bit. Black home board is stock Gazzew Bobagums with YMD PBT carbon ZDA caps - looks sharp, feels great and it's whisper quiet! White work board is Akko Rose Reds soon to be lubed in 205g0/105 and a YMD PBT 9009 XDA set... Yeah, I've been at it for about a month now so obviously I'm gonna be hooked lol

[@MantraMediaCanada]

that was toooo damn good u earned my comment! thankz

[@JakeMartinWallace]

Dude. Yes. Thank you for this video. I'm currently typing on my MX Brown K70 v1 ... I am ready for the "thock" instead of the LOUD.

[@GunlogicsTV]

Awesome video as always

[@Lazzmodai]

For all the Keychron love, I'm surprised the K8 Pro wasn't in the video. It's my go to recommendation for folks wanting an easy entry point to the hobby.

[@59Mrflow]

Thanks !

[@RobByteback]

Team Numpad, lets go! Your content has helped me get started buying my first custom. Thanks.

[@Cypher_NZ]

I picked up a Q1 V1 on sale and modded it to sound amazing. Keeping an eye on the AKKO mod boards as they look amazing.

[@ryan5494]

I just recently got my Glorious GMMK2 96% keyboard and have been loving it. I’m new to the keyboard game but in my noob opinion it’s feels good and sounds good enough at $120.

[@MegaJojje123]

the keychron v1 is just amazing

[@perimortem5241]

Omg I watched this video at the perfect time because I was sad I missed the Zoom65 preorder but I'll keep an eye on them again!

[@CharacterDesignForge]

I refuse to boost any engagement with a comment. Great video with good delivery, appreciate the insights! Glad this came across my feed

[@kmt3809]

thanks, a lot. it was informative

[@MrDutch1e]

Just got the ajazz ak816 and it's so crazy the bang for your buck you can get nowadays. Gateron pro yellows, properly lubed and quality stabilizers. Kind of gasket mount and pbt keycaps. Similar to the pc75b or TH80. All extremely solid boards for around $120.

[@PYROof404]

I wanted a decent exploded 75% and didn't feel like waiting for a group buy so I got a knobed Q1. POM plate, PE sheet, tape mod, force break mod, some polyfill in the bottom, Epsilon switches... Sounds like buttery goodness. I was very impressed by what it became.

[@KuroganeX3]

Would you get k2v2 or q1v2 am on edge both look similar. And for me 75% is a must

[@m0zart911]

i bought a Keychron Q1 couple days ago and im so happy with it unmodded it sounds so good, the overal quality is also very good. i was waiting for so long to get a good 75% keyboard and when the Q1 came out i couldnt wait to buy it and now i finally bought it.

[@Hekovashi]

Get the pom\fr4\pc plate, mid frame and x2 bottom gaskets, you will love it

[@carleggen7902]

@@Hekovashi I do not know what any of those are. Could you link?

[@NisargBhagavatheeswaran]

Hands Down the Best video because it spoke to me .. Like a god ... If god were a Keyboard reviewer

[@markowens5446]

Nice list

[@cherrytomato7711]

i just bought the womier k66 ! i wanted something white & rgb , so it's right up my alley ! i found the board on pinterest multiple times , which made me fall in love w it w/o being able to find the name of the board . hope to get to try it out soon !