Hex80

Coming from somebody who owns all the keebs I’m about to mention, consider the following. The Wooting 60he v2 is great, but I hated the stock switches and didn’t start enjoying the board until I swapped the stock Lekken switches with geon raptor v2’s. I had a much better stock experience from the AT

I spent about 3 weeks researching after going down the rabbit hole. Here's the gist of it. I prefer exploded 75 or 80/TKL boards. Software and firmware seem to be very iffy on the Chinese boards, there a few that come close like Nuphy, but at 100 bucks more (WH80). Rongyuan PCBS are the worst and an

I have everything on this list and what I prefer above all of those is the QK x ATK Hex80. Spent around ~150k on HE keebs alone including GB limited ones and I think Hex80 is the perfect combination of custom keyboard feel with very good HE functionality. OP you can get the hex80 for 9k on shopee rn

so Mechanical keyboards take in only mechanical switches, HE keyboards take in just magnetic switches. TMR takes both so you can have something like WASD on HE with the rest being mechanical. For around that price point, I really wanna say ATK Hex80 but I think your boyfriend will like the Akko Mod0

None of the ones mentioned are good. Wooting is passable, and has a larger community, but the price isn't justifiable compared to other options. However if you want warranty, and don't mind paying extra for worse performance, they are much better than Keychron or Akko, which are pretty much bottom t

If you can stretch your budget just a bit more I suggest ATK HEX80 for a full aluminum TKL HE board.

If you’re after a HE only keyboard that can also be used as a work daily driver take a look at the QKxATK Hex80. Got great software for all the gamey things and has a great sound and feel for typing (which the Wooting struggles with). Full aluminium chassis, weighs a LOT and oozes quality. You can p

ATK HEX80 if you're looking for a prebuilt TKL HE board that's comparable to custom enthusiast mechanical boards.

No lol, I sent the keyboard back, and I liked the switches, so I bought a set of them to put in my new keyboard. I would never do something like that. The ATK Hex80 is awesome, but I kept seeing so many 75% layouts that I regretted the TKL and got the Womier. ATK has a 75% but the price is very high

By layout I meant 60% or 75%, etc. With 250$ you can pretty much stick with ATK HEX80. But if you don't mind saving money by getting something from China, I can also recommend Everglide SU75PRO from keebforce.