F87 Pro

Aula f87, f99. Its within your price range, has wireless and is one the best ones around. Thocky sound. They have Linear switches meaning no click, less feedback but smoother typing. Hot swap, flex cut. F99 has a numpad all the keys, but its not a true 100% so like 1-2 keys are missing and its all a bit scrunched up, you know things like the arrow keys and Numpad.

I don’t live in Korea, but my brother-in-law does and we both collect keyboards. Last Christmas he gifted me an Aula F87 Pro and honestly I was shocked at how solid it was and doubly so when I found out the price. Even the Amazon US version is only $70. Looking at some different options on Korean sites i see it anywhere from ₩40,000-65,000. Like seriously it shouldn’t be as good as it is. Hot swappable, gasketed, wired/Bluetooth/2.4Ghz, lubed switches, good factory sound dampening, and doubt shot pbt keys. The only reasonable issues issues I can think of without comparing to keyboards two to three times more expensive is that the battery life can be a bit short and the plastic that the frame is made out doesn’t feel premium. That’s kind of it. I don’t do anything with macros and remapping though so maybe the software isn’t that great but I don’t even install it which is nice in its own right (I’m looking at you razer synapse)

Been using Aula F87 pro for a few months now, it's pretty good keyb, nice thocky sound, decent customisation, triple connectivity option. GG

I have an aula f87, wired and 2.4g works flawlessly on linux, didn't test bluetooth but I'd assume it also works. I didn't really check out the control software (not that it works in linux) but you can control the lights a decent bit with key combinations built into the keyboard

aula f75 and aula f87 you can get under 6k personally i like its build quality or you can get aula 2022 and s99 under 2k

Sell the brother and get yourself a nice keyboard I don't know steelseries that well but on a 60 to 80 euro budget I'd recommend the aula f87 pro

I’ve been using the AULA F87 for a while now, and I’m honestly impressed with how good it feels to type on. The keys are smooth and cushioned, and the hot-swap feature lets me tweak switches whenever I want. It’s compact, sturdy, and the PBT keycaps feel premium for the price. Id also personally prefer a keyboard where the shift key is not right next to the arrow keys. If you want a solid budget mechanical keyboard, I’d definitely recommend it. https://preview.redd.it/atpl7o7zk16g1.jpeg?width=1125&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9fe6505778b2fb144176708cc830a05bf329ed19