SKYLOONG GK61

Yuck. Just no. Here's what I would recommend: 60%: Redragon K717 Pro * ($18) CIDOO QK61 * ($60) Skyloong GK61 QMK/VIA * ($54) Royal Kludge RK61 QMK/VIA * ($40) Womier WK61 Pro * ($29) YMDK DK61 * ($88 barebones, wooden case) KBDcraft Adam 60% * ($70 lego case) 65%: Womier VK66 Pro * ($39) Royal Kludge RK R6

Optical switches are kind of a dead technology. Here are some good inexpensive 60% and 65% boards: Redragon K717 Pro * ($18) CIDOO QK61 * ($60) Skyloong GK61 QMK/VIA * ($54) Womier WK61 Pro * ($29) Womier VK66 Pro * ($39) Womier Q61 v2 * ($42) XVX M67 Jadestone * ($47)

Bearing in mind that some "premium" boards are kind of bad, so this isn't THAT huge a hurdle. Actually "better" or at least in the same class. I would say I like the 5075 VIA better than any aluminum board because it's not a chonk: Akko 5075B VIA is rather good. Comes with extra parts so when you lo

40%: Inland MK47 * ($35) 60%: Redragon K717 Alcor * ($33) CIDOO QK61 * ($60) Skyloong GK61 QMK/VIA * ($54) Royal Kludge RK61 QMK/VIA * ($40) Womier WK61 Pro * ($31) YMDK DK61 * (barebones, $88 wooden case, $38.50 bare PCB) KBDcraft Adam 60% * ($70 lego case) 65%: Womier VK66 Pro * ($39) Womier Q61 v2 * ($42)

not a user but generally anything cheaper than its supposed to be will always have a lot of quality control issues, and that keyboard has been out for a few years now, no fixes on any mentioned issues, software is still terrible, not to mention there are also some reports of the keyboard just killin

Is it too late to return it and get a QMK/VIA board where you can program it to turn off NKRO? https://imgur.com/a/binding-layer-1-n-fn-n-to-tggle-nkro-via-tyFHBvX Since you seem to be buying on Amazon US, try these options: Redragon K717 Pro * ($20) CIDOO QK61 * ($60) Skyloong GK61 QMK/VIA * ($54) Ro

So the TAC75 would be bigger. The other poster (u/vAmmonite) would be better able to advise you about magnetic boards but apparently Valorant doesn't benefit much from them. I'm not a gamer so take that with a grain of salt but here are some 60% boards I like... they all have QMK firmware and use VI

It's a fairly old board, there's nothing particularly special about it other than the cool programming trick with the arrow keys. It's also soldered which is kind of something to avoid. It's mostly historically interesting. It was amazing when it came out but now any QMK board is almost certainly be

These are all QMK based with VIA configuration, which is close to the best in class for a programmable mechanical keyboard. CIDOO QK61 * ($60) Skyloong GK61 QMK/VIA * ($54) Royal Kludge RK61 QMK/VIA * ($40) Womier WK61 Pro * ($31) Womier VK66 Pro * ($39) Womier Q61 v2 * ($42) XVX M67 Jadestone * ($47) I h

That board is by HKGaming, and it is a cheap, shoddy trademark-violating lookalike of the Skyloong GK61. They have an injunction against them using the name but it's China so it doesn't mean much. There's another terrible clone sold under the "Geeky GK61" name. You're probably puling up reviews of t