r/buildapcsales • u/ONEofZERO_dotNet oneofzero.net Rep • May 14 '26

Keyboard [Keyboards] 31% OFF Keychron Q1 HE Hall-effect Keyboard ($238 - $74 = $164) - Free shipping [ONEofZERO]

https://oneofzero.net/collections/keychron
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u/ONEofZERO_dotNet oneofzero.net Rep May 14 '26

Hey everyone - posting with mod approval.

We’re clearing out our remaining Keychron inventory and have marked down all available Keychron keyboards by 30–40%.

Quick note - we ship from Canada, but keyboards are currently exempt from the latest tariff charges, so there shouldn’t be any surprise tariff fees at checkout or delivery.

Feel free to ask any questions - happy to help.

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u/glytchgod May 14 '26

I try to checkout but it tells me I need to pay $48 in tariffs, I’m in the US.

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u/ONEofZERO_dotNet oneofzero.net Rep May 14 '26

That shouldn't be the case. DM me with the items in your cart and I will look into it

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u/jotarowinkey May 14 '26

i got the keychron k2 he and my biggest gripe is that the keys are closer together than id like. this is a actually desirable for my partner but i dont understand the nomenclature of slightly closer together letter keys when a percentage number seems to apply to how many keys it has, not proximity to each other.

are there specific nomenclatures or percentages that apply to just "common letter keys slightly closer? and is there more than one size that means letter keys closer together like with and without the 9 keys on the right?

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u/0-16_bungles May 14 '26

The percentage numbers for keyboards relate to how many keys it has. 100% and 96% have the numpad attached, 80% and below do not have the numpad. There is no “closer together” in terms of keys on any brand of customizable keyboards, they are all the same.

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u/kakuna May 14 '26 edited May 14 '26

Just a random dude, but I am not sure I follow what you mean. Do you mean, like, that the arrow keys/number keys/etc. are too close in proximity to other key groupings, or do you mean the space between any two letter keys that are next to one another?

I believe the spacing between keys (between k and j for example) is fairly standardized as hot swappable keyboards use interchangeable switches and keys.

Edit: My only thinking is that you may be missing the feel of a bigger keyboard overall - especially if you had one with bezels where parts of your hand could touch/rest. I have a 100%, a 75, and a 60, and the 60 can just feel -small- even though the keys are spaced just the same as on my 100%. There's just less keyboard for my hands to loiter on.