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<title>Best Mechanical Keyboards: Keychron Leads, Hall Effect for Gaming</title>
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<description>Six commenters point to Keychron, and two favour hall effect boards for gaming. Commenters also named the Keychron Q6 MAX wireless, Corsair&#039;s K70, a Ducky board, the AULA F75 and F108 Pro, the neo75cu and the Lemokey (Keychron) P1 HE. Three commenters steer away from Razer, Logitech and Corsair, or from anything with &quot;gaming&quot; in its description. On the other side, one person says their Corsair K70 just works flawlessly. The practical tips are about switches: one commenter says to get hotswap soc</description>
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