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Personally nah, that was my first mech back in like 2023 din and i sold it because it broke din after a year, mine died by itself, no signs of life one day. I sent it out to my friend who fixes keyboards and he said something shorted inside which is weird. For the price if within the same layout, I

Lofree Flow Lite 84 (permanently borrowed so its free) Swagkeys Eave65 (3k barebone kit but does not have stabs, expect to buy pcb mounted stabs) Akko Mineral 01 (purchased at around 5k bundled with a free box of akko stellar rose awitches so i bought another switch set) Elecfox Inky 75 (found it fo

If you're looking for a premium keyboard for the price. I suggest looking at CNC aluminum keyboards. They have better build quality than plastic ones, and alot of them would sound great. I suggest looking at the monsgeek m1 v5 he since it's readily available in the Philippines. It's a hall effect ke

The huntsman V3 pro mini is just an overpriced razer keyboard, I wouldn't recommend it even under 4k. For a solid alternative I suggest looking at the mchose ace 68 air if you can spend it for 3,300 last time I checked the price of it. But if budget matters I'd look at the mchose ace68 he. If you wa

You can try the Rainy 75, Womier RD 75, Elecfox Wave75 adn Inky 75. They support VIA/QMK. They have the Function Row as well that needs the fn key for the media, but you can change them on VIA by the FN Layer. Let's say, you swap Functions from Layer 0 to Layer 1, and Media from Layer 1 to Layer 0 s

You can try the Rainy 75, Womier RD 75, Elecfox Wave75 adn Inky 75. They support VIA/QMK. Inky75 https://www.elecfox.co/products/1 Wave 75 https://www.wobkey.com/products/pmo-wave-75-mechanical-keyboard?srsltid=AfmBOooS4AczTN_eElvI19Ek2LYn9aysDitGh9l474xfhFM6-XF4hlud Rainy 75 https://www.wobkey.com/

Have you considered other boards like the ElecFox INKY 75, Elecfox PMO Wave75, URE UR82 which also comes in red. Personally I wouldn't benefit with HE keyboards even on higher ranks since I know I can get a bit far with regular keyboards. If you are the competitive guy though, I would pick up the HE

I have an Elecfox Inky 75 bought it for 3.4k, full aluminum keyboard, south facing RGB, software customisable using VIA software, gasket mounted and it sounds really good i think better than really expensive keyboards.

Lofree Flow Lite 84 (permanently borrowed so its free) Swagkeys Eave65 (3k barebone kit but does not have stabs, expect to buy pcb mounted stabs) Akko Mineral 01 (purchased at around 5k bundled with a free box of akko stellar rose awitches so i bought another switch set) Elecfox Inky 75 (found it fo

Get it if its the VIA variant but the non-via is ok. Its probably the safest keyboard if you want a 75% trimode with knob and rapid disassembly. The Elecfox Inky75 loses out on the Rapid disassembly but the knobless design might be nicer to some. It also has a pretty mirror weight that we will never