INKY75

Inky75 is definitely worth the buy. It is aluminum & built well. Basically a womier sk75. I own both. But cheaper & better switches. I believe they almost always have a sale for like $60-70 on elecfox website. Besides that yunzii b75 & aula are both very creamy depenable starter plastic housing boar

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

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

If kaya mo i-increase pa yung budget: Inky75 Leobog Hi75/Hi75c (wireless for c) Weikav D75 All of these are more or less the same price sa Shopee 2.8-3.5k depende sa kung barebone siya or fully-assembled/prebuilt. Then I think it depends on factors na you prefer. Ease of opening case for modding: D7

aula f75 has major QC issues as well, whether its the keyboard itself or the software, the software is known to have a virus, while the keyboard itself has problems ranging from the hotswap sockets popping out to the board itself dying completely just after a few weeks of usage afaik and experienced

Keyboards I have that I’d recommend from least to most expensive: Yunzii B75 Pro, elecfox Inky 75, and Epomaker galaxy 70. They all have VIA connectivity, hot swap, tri mode connection and gasket mounts. The inky and galaxy are both aluminum which feels very premium! I found my inky on sale in tic t

If you don't care about the knob, get elecfox inky 75, it is a very solid aluminum keyboard with 75% build

Well, it depends on what you're looking, since the pictured keyboard is not the same as the Vulcan 120, I would ask what profile. If you're looking for a change and thinking about going down to the 75%, then for the money (about 70 dollars) the Elecfox Inky75 is a nice aluminum board. The NEO65 Soni

I would say that better then the Aula F75, I would suggest the Inky75 by Elecfox. It uses the OEM Rainy75 PCB, it's an aluminum chassis keyboard so not plastic. Tri-mode wireless, good switches, hidden screw design, dumbbell gasket mount, VIA compatible (w/ JSON file), and it's 70USD, so should be a