J2 HE

Keychron J2 HE. https://www.amazon.com/Keychron-Keyboard-Hot-Swappable-Ultra-Fast-Non-Shine-Through/dp/B0GD7FLJFF The cheapest QMK firmware magnetic board you can get. They have told me they will be releasing the source code.

Get a Keychron J2 he. It's relatively inexpensive particularly for a Keychron, it's got a great layout, and it's got TMR sensors and qmk firmware.

Get a QMK board so you don't get "helpful" keyboard software preventing you from changing "system" keys. Particularly for a 60% board because you can use mod-tap to create a virtual arrow cluster. Any QMK board has 1k polling. Faster than that doesn't really help. For a magnetic board the best optio

Keychron J2 HE 8k It's Keychron so the firmware is QMK based, not some random proprietary code base. The source is not yet online but they say it will be within a month, and I've tested the source for the electromechanical version and it works.

Keychron J2 HE or J8 HE. They are by far the most affordable qmk magnetic boards available. And the J2 has basically the ideal 75% layout.

Keychron J2 HE is $80 on Amazon right now. TMR sensors, QMK firmware, uses Keychron launcher which is a VIA port so it's kind of best in class software.

Try a less expensive board and see if it has an effect? Keychron J2 HE is a decent QMK-firmware option, and Launcher is better than 90% of the alternatives... I haven't tried Wootility so I can't say 100%. https://www.amazon.com/Keychron-Keyboard-Hot-Swappable-Ultra-Fast-Non-Shine-Through/dp/B0GD7FL

Monsgeek uses what they call their "Cloud" driver, it's one of many almost identical proprietary configuration programs for legacy firmware keyboards. I have found it to be less awful than most proprietary configurators but I have also read that the magnetic version of it is somewhat behind the curv