Su75 Pro

now this is what i wanted to see, wooting doesnt even keep up in performance and software anymore and are only bought for the name, there are way better build quality and performance, (everglide su66 max, everglide su75pro, ae68pro)

Gasket flex is pretty much nonexistent on most HE boards because of a few factors: hard plates, standoffs between plate and pcb, case foams stacked quite densely, so there is not a lot of room to sink in. Can't really comment on SU66 since I haven't tried it personally, but the SU75 case is definite

MG75v2 is quite good but the software is a bit worse. Irok didn't use Sparklink, it's their first board using their own software and MCU I think. Missing some features like profile switching hotkeys etc. Top tier 75%. MG75max is very nice, just uses sparklink web driver and it's very good price/perf

I have both SU75PRO and EG75, and would say both are really solid. I'd choose whichever case design you prefer. If you're going to get colored versions (like white, orange, pink) and not black or silver, there will be a difference painting wise. SU75PRO uses smooth electrophoresis coating, while EG7

If you don’t mind Aliexpress, I’d recommend Weikav K-ONE 80 (Hejin switches) or Everglide SU75PRO (Siren switches). I won’t pay 200+ for a plastic board.

ISO is really a hard requirement to work with for HE, but I dont think frost looks as cheap/low quality in person. If you can drop the ISO requirement then everglide su75pro or chilkey slice75 become available which are higher quality in terms of build and sound/feel, while still being reliable and

If you don't mind using Ali, I'd probably get Irok MG75MAX for under 100EUR. Not sure how good their new switches are, but purely quality, hardware and sowftware wise it's definitely a good option. If you can go up to ~120EUR (135EUR - 15 EUR coupon), I'd also recommend Everglide SU75PRO.

The slots for the switches are a fraction of a millimeter too wide, so sometimes the switch on big keys can get pulled with the keycap. Everglide’s machine tolerances could be tighter. It's actually not machine tolerances problem but their design decision. For some reason, they decided to make switc

Good is subjective, I feel like my expectations are really high. A lot of people enjoy boards I rejected for myself. Out of the HE boards I've tried I like Everglide SU75PRO the most, EG75 will be second in the list. Problem with most HE prebuilts is that they come with clacky switches. I'm also not

Depends on the budget and preferences. From personal experience, Everglide SU75PRO is really solid for sub $200.