SK75 TMR

Womier RD75 Pro (if you care about modding) or Womier SK75 TMR (if you care about “gaming” features). If you want creamy switches you can pick up epomaker creamy jades for like $20 on amazon and you’ll be all set with either keyboard since you can put your own switches in those boards. I bought and

Womier sk75 tmr - you can use both magnetic switches and mechanical switches and it a 75% keyboard. With wireless and 8khz polling for about 50-70 euros less than a wooting 80he.

The Womier SK75 TMR is a better keyboard, being an aluminium enclosure with TMR switches ( Cross-compatible with both magnetic and mechanical switches). Wood is always a bit of a gamble too. https://youtu.be/fuLVlhYwPvI?si=fq1NbP37YS0RHw4p Though all magnetic switches Like HE and TMR sound terrible,

Thank you! After careful consideration I decided to upgrade to a Womier SK75 TMR. I'm a gamer and it seems like the best option for build quality and the possibility to use mechanical switches together with magnetic ones. Now I just need to decide what mechanical switches to pair with it!

My gaming kb is a Womier SK75 TMR. Out of the box, the sound and feel of void switches is decent for a magnetic swicth. TMR tech allows you to use manetic and mechanical. I custom mine and currently using Magnetic VOID Swtiches to WASD and Y2 mechanical switches for deep thock. bro Tmr tech is such

Just go the Womier SK75 TMR route. You can put whatever switch you want in this thing. Hall effects- sure, clicky mechanicals - of course! Whatever your poison it is one of the best board out there and it is around 150 bucks… It is simple, aluminium, with nice switches, 75% and with aluminium back w

Womier SK75 TMR (Aluminium) Gamakay TMR TK75 Silent (Plastic LCD with Knob) MonsGeek M1 V5 TMR (Aluminium with Knob) All Pretty Similar Moderate Software at the cost of budget. All Three above have the option to use magnetic or mechanic switches. But be reminded these are Budget Keyboard (due to bud

I just got the Womier sk75 tmr (129 USD), and it has been very nice and smooth to set up and use. Can hotswap magnetic and normal mechanical switches, really nice look and feel to me out of the box too. For ease of tinkering, it's maybe 6 or 8 screws under keycaps to open up, but I haven't tried yet

There is also the Womier SK75 TMR, benefits of supporting mechaanical and magnetic switches, 8000hz polling over wireless, 8000mah battery and aluminium case. Slightly outside of the price range of the SK71 and the Gamakey, but ticks all your boxes bar the screen and knob.

TBH, I love my Womier SK75 TMR... I can put in either mag or mech switches, it was inexpensive (paid 105 for it) Aluminum Body,, versatile switch selection, Sounds good, works great.