MG75V2

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

laobaozi mentioned that this isn't a sparlink PCB (but it uses the exact same hardware). IROK in the spec sheet claim "in house" and give it some weird name I don't remember, I think it was spin star or something. IROK MG75 Pro and MAX use official sparklink PCBs while the V2 uses there own "in hous

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

In my original comment I actually meant a clone of twin star .I can say with 100% certainty that it's not in house, because the same solution is used by Keyverse ST63, and yes that solution used by IROK and Keyverse is pretty much a clone of twin star (in terms of hardware, I haven't checked if twin

Just be mindful IROK qc is mid, i got a MG75V2, 2 days later the keyboards DKS stoped working, the 4, 2 and W keys also stopped working. Their CS also kept intentionally drag things out instead of giving me a replacement PCB lol As for The SU75, i see a lot of people having issues with the connectio