X68 HE

Most people say it's weracky and isn't stable at all and could brick itself any second (my attack shark x68 he bricked itself The next day i bought it) and in terms of software hardware and support they say the monsgeek is way better idk

i've looked into these for a friend recently. the mchose ace68 he is probably the sweet spot - magnetic switches give you that rapid trigger for valorant and the build quality punches above its price. the attack shark x68 he is solid too but the software is a bit clunkier. madlions mad60 is decent i

i've looked into these for a friend recently. the mchose ace68 he is probably the sweet spot - magnetic switches give you that rapid trigger for valorant and the build quality punches above its price. the attack shark x68 he is solid too but the software is a bit clunkier. madlions mad60 is decent i

i've tested a few of these. the Madlions MAD 68 HE at $40 is honestly the sweet spot - same HE tech as the 60 but with arrow keys which helps in valorant for binds. the Attack Shark X68 HE has better build quality but not $30 better for performance. unless you really want that 60% layout for more mo

Actually i started to believe that they kinda solved that problem because in the last 12 months I've tried attack shark r1, r2, r3, r6, x3, x3 pro, x6 and x11 all of them was working perfectly fine and i had no problem with them + they were priced way lower where i live i think i got my x3 at 30$ an

For that budget, the Attack Shark X68 HE gives you Hall effect which is great for gaming. I'd lean toward 75% layout honestly since you keep arrow keys and some nav cluster. If you want mechanical, the Redragon K552 fits your budget and is surprisingly solid. When I was choosing my first budget boar

sticking with X3 + X68 HE is a good overall combo, with the X68 HE being the standout piece thanks to HE + Rapid Trigger. If you want to min‑max: Keep the X68 HE for keyboard. Only switch off the X3 if you find a Dragonfly R1‑tier deal locally that doesn’t blow past your ~90 USD budget. Only known d

I own the Attack Shark x68Max HE… it has a creamy sound, and it’s absolutely worth it, as i mentioned before, there is an app, but you don’t have to use it to customize the keyboard, mine is wired connected only… I 100% honestly believe it’s the best bang for its buck plus more. I bought it to repla

In that price range you’re not getting a great keyboard but definitely look into Attack Shark. They’ve got some pretty decent HE keyboards that sound thocky/creamy but I can’t speak for the quality, they’re probably all plastic but that’s what you’re gonna get at that price point. I’d recommend you