MG75V2

Miggs latency testing is extremely inaccurate, don't trust that, you can see all RongYuan boards coming at top, and RongYuan is known for cheating, they should be at middle-bottom instead.You can find budget Eweadn keyboards beating sparklink....Check laobaozi or eyejoker for proper testing. Miggs d

it's sparklink PCB* not IROK (IROK uses sparklink for their MG series). You can get keyboard from any company which uses sparklink PCB, it's just that IROK is cheap and accessible.And its not about durability but about performance, hardware and software/firmware. Only the newer MG series (like MG75v

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

If performance is top most priority then IROK MG75v2Hex80 comes with a really good case and good performance as well.Ying75 also uses sparklink solution, however lower tier one than MG75v2 (MG75v2 is the top most tier) still it's one of the best.MG75v2 and Ying75 are pretty close in terms of perform

check out ATKxQK Hex80 then. It sounds really nice, and has a really good case from qwertykeys. it doesn't have the best performance though, and I can't really find accurate benchmarks for it but just on paper it's pretty good (worse than MG75 max and v2 imo). It also sounds pretty nice. IROK MG75 s

IROK MG75v2 is the one of the best if not the best in terms of performance If you can wait for a group buy, you can look athttps://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=126522.0this has an option with venom65 HE PCB and comes are barebones with a really good alu case

get mg75 proWhile the difference is present, it's not some insane difference big enough to compromise on alu case and get a plastic keyboard. Unless you are after the absolutely best performance and can compromise case and typing feel, MG75 Pro is a better deal overall check out laobaozi's chart for

In general yes although that can depend on what bits you want, how much shopping around you are willing to do and how much Aliexpress silliness you can live with. A barebones kit could be a halfway house as you would just need to buy switches and keycaps. Still likely to be a bit more expensive than

Irok mg75v2. Thats pretty much going to be in your price range. It might even be your end game HE keyboard. Aluminum case, top notch performer. What else do you want!

Irok mg75v2 is a safe buy. Glowing reviews from Chinese reviewers on bilibili. Something along the lines of best bang of the buck for its low price value. Alu case, waterproof PCB and top performance. Only problem I encounter so far is setting rapid trigger to 0.001 causes my W and D keys to phantom