Su75 Pro

Let’s be real, you want too much for too little money. For $100 I’d look for MG75MAX, if you want 75%. Another options are Everglide SU75PRO and Weikav EG75, but pricing and availability going to depend on where you’re from (Those are definitely above 100$ though, but if you can get them for <$130,

Is wooting still the best way to go? Only for the shills. Unfortunately, there's still a lot of them, and it's hard to open their eyes. Are there any other competitors that are close enough? Even some $50 boards are "close enough" at this point. The market has progressed quite a lot over the last fe

Ok, I have a SU75PRO, and I really like it. Disconnection issue started to show only when I started to use the soft POM plate. It wasn't the case with the stock ALU. If you don't move your keyboard on the table or touch the cable often — there's nothing to worry about. My sample won't reconnect by i

You must be tripping to pay that much for gravatar... The only good thing about it is, obviously, switches. Wooting isn't that great for the price either. With this budget, I'd already considered building a custom. As for better prebuilt options... it really depends on what you want layout wise and

In case of IPI more thocky sound (compared to another HE boards) achieved thanks to PC positioning plate while most HE boards using hard plates like Alu/CF to achieve better accuracy and stability. Can't really recall any other high end HE board (besides Wooting 80HE, but it doesn't really sound tha

Let's be real, you won't notice any difference performance wise. As on overall product, i.e keyboard, Hex80 is more polished and have more customization possibilities. Keychrone HE boards are using KS37 type switches, while most aftermarket switches are KS20, so you are limited with only few options

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.

Everglide SU75PRO slightly over budget (Currently only 109$ on keebforce), but definitely worth it.

If you’re from Malaysia/Singapore/Vietnam/Thailand/Philippines or Cambodia, you can order directly from taobao. There’s quite a lot of good options within your budget. What’s your layout preference? For 60-65% you can pretty much stick either with Everglide AE68PRO prebuilt with a metal case or get

Great for sub $100, but with a $150 budget it makes sense to get something better like Everglide SU75PRO (Depends on the region though, might be out of the budget).