Feker Alice75 QMK/VIA

Lovely!

This keyboard is my first Alice board, and I really enjoy it. It feels amazing, the stock switches are really good, and the keycap profile is very comfortable for me. It takes a little getting used to, but this board is really helping me get back to typing quickly and comfortably following an injury to my wrist. This is a great board for people who are interested in getting an alice board but aren't sure where to start. It comes with a wrist wrest, has a metal case, and still has some of the creature comforts of a 75% layout (arrow keys, some navigation keys, frow). It has very comfortable tenting and the weight of the switches (in my opinion) is just right. For people looking to get an Alice board that don't want to go overboard in price while not compromising in quality, this board is the perfect recommendation to make.

Great Alice Keyboard

For me, the Feker Alice75 is the best Alice-layout keyboard currently on the market — I absolutely love it. Pros: - Beautiful curved (“wave”) key layout, unlike others that still use two broken straight rows - Perfect key count: no unnecessary keys on the left, dedicated arrow keys, and four extra keys on the right - Excellent price for an aluminum Alice board - Subtle, comfortable tilt - A bit more space between the two halves than on most Alice keyboards - Includes a palm rest Areas for improvement: - Keycaps could be better quality - I’d prefer a slightly steeper typing angle — around 7–9 degrees would be ideal - Slightly thinner borders would help reduce the footprint further - A higher-quality palm rest would be a welcome upgrade Overall, it’s a fantastic keyboard — and with a few tweaks, it could be close to perfect.

Great keyboard for the price!

I got more than I expected. The keyboard looks, feels, works, and sounds fantastic. Every keystroke feels satisfying. The bindings, lighting, and everything else is easily configurable using VIA, no complaints there. The keyboard is pretty heavy, which I greatly appreciate. It also makes me wonder why the wrist rest is the exact opposite. This is the only thing I would complain about if I had to pick one. Fortunately, the wrist rest is easy to disassemble, and there's plenty of room to put something in there. All in all, I give it a strong A. It would have been an A+ with a more hefty wrist rest!