Vortex Multix 87 Dolch TKL Hotswap Mechanical Keyboard

This is one of my favourite boards. Solid and reliable. Between my family and me we have several. It's a solid board that feels like quality, and with the hot swap sockets you can really customize how it feels. No two boards in the house feel the same - everyone's using switches they particularly like - but they all benefit from the silicone padding between the plate and the PCB and the silicone at the bottom.

I needed to switch from a smaller keyboard (mini/60%) as I couldn't cope without the arrow keys, extra movement keys, and function keys. The Vortex Dolch had the same switches as my previous keyboard so this was the natural upgrade for me. After receiving the keyboard I really was impressed. First, the shipping was great, very quick and nothing seemed loose or poorly packaged. Second, the build is nice, it's heavy in a good way. It feels good to type on with such heft and build. I've been using it for about a month now and I've really enjoyed it. The switches seem even better than my previous keyboard, I'm not sure why that is but these sound and feel better. The only lacking feature is no backlight but honestly I have not missed that. I never am typing in the dark so no loss. I am primarily using this keyboard for work, using NeoVIM and programming code, but also for messaging. A TKL is great for NVIM/VIM as you can reserve your key presses to the main body, but unfortunately the rest of popular software do not follow VIM conventions so arrow keys are necessary.

I highly recommend the Vortex Dolch! Great feeling, great build, good looks.

its really good quality, silent, well build

Very quiet keyboard, has a great feel, overall great for its price

With Cherry MX Silent Reds it feels wonderful. All of the switches are smooth, quiet, and feel exactly what I hoped for. Love the USB-C input and has very nice, heavier weight to it. Accessories and packing and super quality too. The only (extremely minor) noticeable thing is the font of the keycap prints is a bit strange and can be a little thin in some places like the "sp" in "Backspace", but absolutely does not impact my ability to read or use it at all.