The Epomaker G84 is built pretty well and feels nice to type on, but it can cost a bit. The AULA S75 Pro has some nice features for the price, plus RGB lighting which is cool for gaming. The AU75 is a budget pick, but you might lose out on some build quality... Have you checked out keyboardyeti? they have a comparison chart that could help you figure it all out.
The Epomaker G84 is built pretty well and feels nice to type on, but it can cost a bit. The AULA S75 Pro has some nice features for the price, plus RGB lighting which is cool for gaming. The AU75 is a budget pick, but you might lose out on some build quality... Have you checked out keyboardyeti? they have a comparison chart that could help you figure it all out.
I’ve had an aula for 2 months and it’s just perfect for my use case. Two laptops and less common, the iPad. Connects perfectly with all devices. And yes, it sounds creamy. I’m enjoying more programming now
You won't really feel much of a difference between a regular modern mechanical keeb and an HE keyboard in terms of **latency**. IMO, go for a better overall feel of the keeb, pero siyempre if you just want to try HE/Magnetic, go ahead.
Anyway, here are some recommendations.
**Pre-Built Aluminum Keyboards under 3k:**
**98% Layout**
Ajazz AC100
**75% Layout**
Weikav D75
Leobog Hi75C
Garuda Gear GGAL80 (If there's no pre-built option online, building the whole board should still fit in your budget)
ATK VXE V75X (Only the top case is aluminum)
**\~65% Layout**
Weikav Nut65
Furycube E68
Ajazz ALUX68 (HE Keyboard)
**Pre-Built Plastic Keyboards under 3k:**
**75% Layout**
Akko TAC75 HE (HE Keyboard)
Aula F75
Aula S75 Pro (This is basically the same as the Aula F75 but with a screen)
Leobog A80RT (HE Keyboard)
**\~65% Layout**
Akko x Monsgeek Fun68 HE (HE Keyboard)
Madlions MAD 60HE or 68HE (HE Keyboard)
Top Gaming Keyboards on Reddit
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Wooting
80HE
80% positive of 230 users
Elite gaming performance, deep customization, but divisive typing feel.
Atyracu
