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A compact wireless board for typing, under $400

The quiz already filled these answers: compact layout, typing, tactile feel, Windows, wireless, $400 ceiling. The card below is the pick that fits that budget. Change the feel or drop the ceiling and the pick can change.

A compact 75% for typing is a different board than a tenkeyless with a cable, and different from a quiet scissor board. The $400 ceiling is already filled — enough for a current wireless gasket board, not a $100 Aula.

Quiet keys at this size are a different feel. A $150 ceiling is a cheaper 75%. A Mac-quiet compact board is a different page.

Today's pick for these answers

This card is the quiz winner for the filled answers. Change an answer and you can get a different winner.

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Keychron

Keychron Q1 Max

$210

Wireless gasket 75%. The Q1 Max — not a wired Q1, and not a Q1 HE.

WhyCompact, tactile, wireless, Windows: the Q1 Max. A gasket 75%, not a wired Q1.

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If you can stretch

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NuPhy

NuPhy Air75 V3

$140

Low-profile 75% that plays nice with a Mac. Lighter than a Q1 Max.

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The other shape

Same job, different form

Keychron

Keychron V3 Max

$115

Wireless tenkeyless Keychron. The TKL that is not a gaming analog board.

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Same desk, quiet keys instead of tactile

Switch the feel to quiet and the pick becomes the NuPhy Air75 V3. Keep tactile and drop the ceiling to $150 and it becomes a V1 Max — a different budget, not this page.

With those answers, the pick is NuPhy Air75 V3. See the quiet compact pick

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