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For context, I’ve been diving deeper into the world of Hall Effect switches lately, modding a few myself and testing them alongside the hundreds of mechanical keyboards I’ve built over the past five years. I’ve always cared about how a board feels, how it sounds, and of course, how it looks. So when the DrunkDeer A75 Ultra came across my desk, promising that balance of form and function, I came in with high expectations.

The QK Alice Duo is QwertyKeys’ first split board — and it might just be one of the most polished, feature-rich offerings in the wireless ergo space. With premium materials, adjustable tenting, a clever wireless pod, and a refined design, it carves out a lane all its own.

We’re back with another Top 5 list — this time, we’re taking a look at some keyboards that really caught my attention in Q1 of 2025. To be frank, the year has been busy, and there have been a lot of great keyboards (perhaps too many to fit into one post).

We’ve been seriously spoiled in the custom keyboard scene lately. With releases like the Pangea Mini, the Vany Alice, and so many other standout boards, February kept the momentum going strong. Right at the tail end of the month, QwertyKeys dropped the Neo60cu and 65cu—and they even sent me a unit to check out.