SKYLOONG GK61

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

Fantech seems to be an Australian brand, at least I've only ever seen it advertised on Amazon AU, but on paper this looks like an amazing deal for a mechanical QMK-based mechanical keyboard in your market. Fantech MAXFIT 6 (AUD $80) Other options: Womier VK66 Pro (AUD $82) I have tested this and it'

They're heavy. I have a few and they have a nice luxurious heft to them and feel expensive, they're just kind of clumsy to shift. Some of the smaller cases are OK. Wood is also super rigid but lightweight, an all-around better material. There are also some plastic cases that are nice and rigid. The

Hkgaming gk61 That's a cheap imitation of the Skyloong SK61 (optical version of the GK61). Skyloong actually has an injunction against them using the GK61 name, but it doesn't seem to have much effect in China. I recommend one of these inexpensive and much better replacements. The Redragon K717 is p