64 keyboards · 8 makers · 12 switch types
A well-made keyboard is built for tens of millions of keystrokes, and the good ones from Japan, Korea, Taiwan and China change hands all the time. What a listing photo can’t show is a key that double-types, a space bar that rattles or a battery that’s tired. Each page covers one board with its story, its versions and what to check before you pay.

HHKB · Topre
2019
$240–$330 typical ask
Leopold · Topre
About 2014
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Keychron · Gateron, Keychron K Pro
2021
$120–$240 typical ask
Realforce · Topre
R2 series from 2017
$190–$280 typical ask
Filco · Cherry MX Brown, Cherry MX Blue + 3 more
$95–$150 typical ask
Ducky · Cherry MX Red, Cherry MX Brown + 6 more
$50–$95 typical ask
Every keyboard we cover, by maker, smallest first. Not sure what to look for in a listing? Read how to check a used keyboard.
Ducky x Varmilo MIYA ProVarmilo x MK x Ducky Miya Pro Flare Star 65% Mechanical Keyboard (Daisy Linear)
$48.00 est. deliveredCheapest
Checked Oct 14, 2026
Varmilo MiniloVarmilo Varmilo Minilo 65% Bluebell with 2 generic cases.
$65.00 deliveredCheapest
Checked Oct 14, 2026
Varmilo Beijing OperaVarmilo Beijing Opera VA87M TKL Dye Sub PBT Mechanical Keyboard Cherry MX Black
$76.99 est. deliveredCheapest
Checked Oct 14, 2026
Varmilo SakuraVarmilo VA108M Sakura Mechanical Keyboard
$92.78 est. deliveredCheapest
Checked Oct 14, 2026
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