WIN60 HE

I maybe biased but from my experience I wouldn't buy another Geonworkz product again, I bought my Venom60he pcb a about 14 months ago, Ive experience keyboard not responding after waking the pc up which need a firmware update to fix it and now currently having issue with unstable performance like gh

What do you mean? Everglide su75 pro is 130$ just like the wooting, but with a better build quality, performance and software. A myth that Chinese boards have bad and buggy software was true a year ago but not right now. I mean it’s your money but buying wooting right now is stupid as hell. Do some

I dont have the irok but have both the melgeek made68 and real67. Melgeek keyboards builds are really nice although the case are just plastic, made68 has aluminum version while real67 do not. Its software is really nice too, comparable to wooting imo. But, they dont sound really good to me. They are

Check mo Game Peripheral sa Lazada. Yung Aula Win60 HE pasok sa budget mo ngayon. Kung abangan mo during sale, basta may voucher at lazada coins ka, kaya mo makabili dyan ng Aula F87 for 800+ Pesos or 1k sa F87 Pro Aula S75 Pro for under 1,200 pesos. Kung may lazrewards ka, you can get them with big

The thing that’s good about a Sayo is that it has an 8k hz polling rate and rapid trigger. For your budget of 100$, though, you can find a keyboard with the same capabilities, which I would recommend over a sayo because you could use the keyboard for other games as well. For 40$ I got a magnetic key

You can find decent quality options in the $30-50 range like the AULA WIN60 HE or Ajazz 680 HE. But if you're 14, you probably don't really need this.

Aula win60 he if naka sale is 1k

at that price with rapid trigger, your main options are aula win60 he or yunzii yz75 he. both are around $70-80 and have the magnetic switches you need for rapid trigger. the aula is 60% no arrow keys, yunzii is 75% with f-row. software on both is fine for setting up the trigger. probably the best e

the Aula WIN60 HE has decent reviews for a budget option, but the yunzii madlions is often praised for its build quality and typing feel You might want to check user feedback on both to see which aligns more with your preferences.

i've been looking at magnetic boards too. between those, the aula win60 he is pretty well-regarded in the budget space for its software and performance. the onikuma g69 is newer and has that layout you want, but its software can be a bit clunky based on what i've seen. if the compact layout with arr